Google Play rejecting app update without substantive reason
The Syncthing Android repository, syncthing-android, is in "Maintenance mode," seeking co-maintainers. No new features considered, but contributions accepted. Translations on Hosted Weblate. MPLv2 license. Details available upon request.
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The Syncthing Android repository, named syncthing-android, is currently in "Maintenance mode," welcoming co-maintainers. Contributions are accepted, but reviews may experience delays, and no new feature requests are being considered. The project is open to co-maintainers joining. Translations for the project are managed on Hosted Weblate, and detailed building instructions are available in the repository. The repository operates under the MPLv2 license. For further details or support regarding this repository, additional information can be provided upon request.
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7 commentsI have switched to FDroid and download apps from there even if the same apps are available from Google Play Store. Like VLC, Syncthing, Ankidroid, etc.
I also switched to OSS alternatives from FDroid, deleting Play Store apps, and I have zero regrets. Some examples-
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2. Voice is the best audiobook player for local files for Android.
3. Feeder is a great RSS reader. Can't use anything else here.
FDroid is not only useful, it is fun, too. I have an app called Bubble which is a spirit level app using the phone's sensors. It's like using Windows in the 00s, and discovering indie apps and playing with them.
It also has apps like Exodus where you can check permissions used by apps to check suspicious permissions.
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