Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
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Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
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Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#2Can they do the same thing now for Syncthing?
Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#3So it just goes to show that google acted in bad faith all along
Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#4So it just goes to show that google acted in bad faith all along
damned if they do, damned if they dont.
Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#5So it just goes to show that google acted in bad faith all along
damned if they do, damned if they dont.
I mean, yes? This is exactly what happens when you put yourself in the position of a censor, especially as people's reliance on you grows and grows. It is fundamentally impossible to please everyone.
Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#6So it just goes to show that google acted in bad faith all along
damned if they do, damned if they dont.
You mean damned if they do but allow their own applications the unrestricted access, and damned if they later change their mind without stating any reason or change of policy due to public outcry but still hamstringing other applications that serve a similar purpose that can't get the same level of media coverage?
Re: Google restores Nextcloud users file access on Android
#7Can they do the same thing now for Syncthing?
I agree with you, anyway there is a working syncthing fork active and available on f-droid : https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.catfriend1.syncthing...