Pantherina (he)

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Cake day: July 29th, 2024

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    They are sooo weird

    Source code will be made available to customers who have been paying for at least 12 months.

    This is not open source and not even source available lol

    Once your account has been active for at least 12 months, a Source Code link appears in the footer. You can download a ZIP of the current web app under the Business Source License 1.1, which converts to AGPL-3.0 two years after each bundle is built.

    That is source available to open source but not actually because it is not yet available. So do they give everyone access to those archives? In theory only customers need access so this could be legal, IF every customer immediately gets access to that old A-GPL code.

    You may self-host for personal, non-commercial use. Commercial use and competing products or services are not permitted.

    This is not AGPL then lol, you can do what you want but you must publish source code

    Please do not publish the archive publicly; this is for transparency, not a community open-source project, and we generally do not accept contributions.

    Yeah no, if it was for transparency they would publish it at least to every customer.





  • I dont ask if it works but how private it is. Cash is nearly completely private. I go to the usual supermarket and get 200€ cash then I spend it however I want, repeat.

    That is a very good mix of privacy and convenience. My bank even has some kind of deal to allow free cash retrieval from supermarkets 5 times a month or something

    We can already pay securely with instant bank transfer but nobody does that. WERO is some pseudo independent service that involves phone numbers which is something I would very much prefer not to share.

    Does swish work on uncertified Android phones? What nasty things does the app do? Does it work on rooted phones? If the bootloader is unlocked? Does it load code dynamically from memory? Does it debug its own code? Does it use Play Integrity with fallback for no support at all, or does it explicitely not use Play integrity because it is useless garbage? Do they officially allow certain free android builds like GrapheneOS?

    Those are other important points.