Topic: F-Droid
F-Droid is an open-source app store that prioritizes user privacy and freedom from corporate surveillance. Unlike mainstream platforms, it offers a sector for developers and users to access applications without the restrictions imposed by companies like Google. This alternative is vital for those who value individual liberty and seek to avoid the censorship and data collection prevalent in traditional app stores.
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Odysee launches F-Droid app and Android APK
Reducing its reliance on the Google Play Store.
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Google Play Store bans freedom-focused social network Flote
The tech giant boots another alternative social network.
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Google stifles growing YouTube competitor LBRY by banning it from Play Store for pedantic reasons
Another alt-tech app booted after an arbitrary enforcement decision from Google.
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Google Play removes WireGuard VPN app for including donation link
Is Google cracking down on donations because it can’t take a cut?
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Developer-focused email service Mailgun bans Gab after three years of business
Mailgun is the latest of many companies to deplatform Gab but despite these obstacles, the free speech social network has…
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F-Droid bans Gab for being a “free speech zone” that will “tolerate all opinions”
Yet another open-source software company has turned its back on the principles that drive free software.