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While we trust PM for keeping the minimum metadata, how can we know what Google keeps if PM needs to transmit data to their servers for each notification/message?
Furthermore, curcumventing GCM/FCM has been solved by other android app team, like Tutanota (the blog post also cites Mastodon):
Is there a plan to drop GCM/FCM (which as Tutanota highlights “includes Google’s tracking code for analytics purposes”) for SSE (Server Sent Events API) or another alternative ?
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Hi,
It seems weird that PM still relies on GCM/FCM for notifications.
Even with PM APK downloaded from the website, and having whitelisted PM in DNSfilter (personalDNSfilter | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository 3), I can’t receive PM notifications if I do not open the app, because I blocked GCM/FCM adresses (mtalk.google.com 5, alt1-mtalk.google.com,…) with DNSfilter.
While we trust PM for keeping the minimum metadata, how can we know what Google keeps if PM needs to transmit data to their servers for each notification/message?
Furthermore, curcumventing GCM/FCM has been solved by other android app team, like Tutanota (the blog post also cites Mastodon):
Link to post in blog
Is there a plan to drop GCM/FCM (which as Tutanota highlights “includes Google’s tracking code for analytics purposes”) for SSE (Server Sent Events API) or another alternative ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: