I have put a link with more info about this if you don’t want to use Actalis

Updated, thanks!

I don’t think it’s possible to do that, but I have no experience on this since I don’t use my own email server so I could very well be wrong.

Awesome, i spent a long time writing it and I’m happy you find it useful!

So as I understand :

1. Actalis is a trusted authority among others but is the only one to issue free S/MIME certificates that I found. You need to use a trusted authority to make the signature, or else your email client will say “Cannot verify signature authenticity” and show a red badge. This explains it better
2. When you sign your email, you include your public key in the signature. So just sign every email (usually an option in your client) to let anyone you email have your public key. I don’t really understand why you would need to change stuff in the email server.

Then perhaps it’s because Google should follow their own rules? I mean, I still think it’s dumb to have a privacy policy on a calculator, but if that’s what they ask from other devs maybe they do this to look good?

Otherwise, getting tracked by a calculator is really a low 😅

I’ve published a simillar app to the play store (a calculator for keeping track of your stats in a game) and it got denied because it had no privacy policy, and I had to add one. Maybe that’s why they need to include it?

Besides Funkwhale, I’m not sure there is anything else at the moment (someone please correct me if I’m wrong)

There are radios on Funkwhale, but these are just a random playlist of songs from a set list (like “Piano radio” for example)

Peertube has a livestreaming function that could be used as a radio closer to the actual sense of the word (with someone animating it), but it would take a lot of effort and I haven’t found any radio channels on Peertube. If you have a great idea, go for it and it might take off! 🎉

Can you tell me what is this app? Edit, I found it, it’s NetGuard

You should check out this fork by the person who made CTGP7, there are portable releases

Citra (it’s the main fork, still being updated now by the person who made), and Yuzu (Also seems to be active)

Here’s a fork of Citra that can connect to the official nintendo network, still avilable now, by the person who made CTGP7 (custom tracks and characters in MarioKart 7), and here’s the one for Yuzu. I think these are gonna be the main forks because they already have quite a lot of activity. It’s cool that Citra and Yuzu were open-source so things like this can be made!

I’m out of the loop, what’s the wayland backend?