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Another thing they would need to be considered is that the way that pulse does the notifying the other clients about changes is pretty good, but it uses Google's Firebase Messaging, which isn't allowed on FDroid. I also don't really want to work on implementing it on a stale project. I was looking at qksms but it seems like he's the only maintainer of the repo, and hasn't had a lot of time as of late. I was just trying to gauge which people consider the best open one now. I'll give them a benefit of a doubt, but there is a bunch of solutions to make that more secure.) Not being able to see what their server actually does it's basically just taking their word on what they do with that.

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It also sends your password in plain text when signing up and logging in.

I'm honestly thinking about checking the legality of changing the package name of pulse and cleaning it up a little (there is some data structure/naming inconsistencies that bug me.

But now that it's private, there is not really meaningful development that I can use. That would be fine if it the upstream branch was in active development and open, as I could just grab those changes easily and swap in my urls. The reason I don't want really want to do it with pulse is that there are client side changes needed (urls and api keys). Signal uses your phone's data connection (WiFi/3G/4G) to communicate securely, optionally supports plain SMS/MMS to function as a unified messenger, and can also encrypt the stored messages on your phone. Signal is a messaging app for simple private communication with friends. QKSMS is an open source replacement to the stock messaging app on Android. However, these two apps does not support multi-device SMS synchronization unlike Pulse SMS. It is worth mentioning these two alternative SMS apps I know of: Talon for Twitter is still available on the Play Store and was not part of the purchase. No one can decrypt them, including myself and Maple Media: The only way to access them is through your account's password. It also seems prudent to remind everyone that your messages, conversations, contacts, etc in Pulse are end-to-end encrypted. I am very proud of what I built, I would not just give it to anyone.

If I didn't have that confidence, then I wouldn't have sold the app. Pulse found a great new home and I have every confidence that they can and will give the app the time and love it needs to continue to grow. Not every business purchase is malicious, which appears to be the conclusion that this article is trying to reach. Probably would have been better to reach out to me before posting this article, honestly. Maple Media has told me that there are no plans to put ads in the application and that the focus will be on growth through feature development: exactly as I have managed the app. I sold the app because I just haven't been able to give Pulse the time it needed to flourish, as my priorities have simply changed over the past year. I suppose that this reply will do for a statement, though. There hasn't been a statement made because the transfer is still finalizing. Luke Klinker reached out with a statement. It looks like Pulse SMS has been bought by Maple Media - get ready for intrusive ads? - Oct 29, 2020 Post not showing up? Have a suggestion? Message the mods.įork/Backup repo: in courtesy of u/land8844

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