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The store listing claimed "No account, no server, no trackers" while the app was dialling four relays at launch. The app side is fixed; this is the half a reader sees. - Store description, both locales: the false line is gone, and a new "Sharing needs the internet" block names relay.comunes.org (ours), nos.lol, relay.damus.io and relay.primal.net, says when Tane talks to them, what they can see (a key and an IP — no name, no account), and where to switch any or all of them off, or point Tane at your own. Deliberately plain: no protocol names, no jargon. The audience is gardeners; the technical detail belongs in the F-Droid thread. - The same correction on the landing page (feature card, FAQ, status). - 0.1.16+18, so the F-Droid recipe's versionCodes become 181/182/183. F-Droid reads fastlane metadata from the checkout of the newest built version, so the description only reaches it via a new release. The recipe mirror's `commit:` still points at v0.1.15 — it needs a hash that does not exist yet, and is synced here and in the fdroiddata fork once v0.1.16 is tagged. |
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