alt Hacker NewsI have my own third-party client called Corvus. However, it's only for the desktop, and uses a native Qt GUI. I haven't gotten the impression that Signal is doing anything to block third-party clients per se. https://github.com/ada-h00k/Corvus
I have my own third-party client called Corvus. However, it's only for the desktop, and uses a native Qt GUI. I haven't gotten the impression that Signal is doing anything to block third-party clients per se. https://github.com/ada-h00k/Corvus
Sure, it doesn't contradict what I said. The number of Signal users connecting through Corvus is probably a rounding error for Signal, it's not worth doing anything against it.
Signal is a non-profit. They won't shut you down because they want to make profit. They may shut you down if they think you lower the quality of their service. I'm pretty sure that with Corvus you're not on their radar because probably almost nobody is using Corvus, right? Or do you have tens of thousands of users?