supernova /e/ @supernova@social.privacytools.io

@L1Cafe Why oh why? It's like people becoming totally dependant on GPS and not paying attention to actual road signs.

@JoshuaJosephson @blacklight447 Thankfully there is a 'Block' function to ignore people who simply signup to a service to complain about it. I am sure the Mastodon project would appreciate contributions to code or any other efforts to fill in missing features that other people perhaps would appreciate as well. Did you check for any existing Issues or feature requests on this subject? Mastodon certainly is not in it's final form at this moment.

@glitcher32 Also Line2 and Vonage might be options. They are more expensive but have great features like voicemail.

@glitcher32 I don't know about any free ones that provide actual phone numbers, which it sounds like that's what you mean. But there are some inexpensive options like MySudo (iOS only right now) or jmp.chat. There are VOIP providers out there too. What exactly do you want to do? Have a WiFi only device but with a phone number other people with phones can call?

@gray @neo I'll be happily browsing with Vivaldi and Brave!

@infosechandbook@mastodon.at Does this affect other Firefox derivatives like Fenec or IceCat?

I've posted a review of BlackBerry Messenger Enterprise which was recently opened to everyone.
https://securechatguide.org/centralizedapps.html#bbme

@blacklight447 Yeah they must all be just rebranded clients.

@Mayana Ah, then that picture is super helpful! It's a bunch if security news feeds. There must be a way to export them?

Librem One by Purism -
https://librem.one/
Librem One is a bundle of services—chat, vpn, email, social, and more—from Purism

This uses Matrix and Mastodon. More services to be added later.

@Mayana Those are some RSS feeds.

@glitcher32 You can even use your own domain. https://help.github.com/en/articles/using-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages

@Mayana