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What happened? Why did github block them?

Helium was interesting, but they locked it down so you can only use their proprietary hardware for access points, it seems kinda scammy.

IPFS is used by several archive projects like Anna’s archive and libgen.

Meshtastic is a distributed local mesh network for text messaging.

I guess it’s very “on brand” for the devs of a privacy project to be extremely paranoid.

For OS comparission

It’s worth noting that graphene doesn’t have automatic calls recording, and the Devs have been weirdly aggressive about deleting and banning people that ask for it.

Probably a Huawei.

lol, I’m leaving it.

Who’s security?

Neat, shame it doesn’t work if you feed it a category link though.

Honestly a decentralised craigslist would be great.

There are licences like this already

• https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:THL-1.1
• https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:ANTI-1.4
• https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:HESSLA

None of which have ever caught on, and none of which are open source.

You would also be making it potentially illegal to use in many countries.

I was thinking how often it’s used for business purposes. (There’s already case law about emojis)

They shoot down literally every petition.

Honestly, between this and not all the modules being open source I would personally avoid it, seen too many projects openbait and then go “open core”.

I think they are offering to replace the affected batteries.

I think this is designed for that https://github.com/vroland/epdiy

Their guide still implies that you need to pay a fee to unlock an API key before you can flash a new firmware.

How they plan to enforce that fee to unlock an API key when the firmware is supposedly open source I don’t know. When I looked over the source code it looked like it was being written to a log.