Ubiquiti is business oriented, not consumer. It’d be very foolish for them to snoop on the traffic of their business customers.
Ubiquiti is also a traded company. Their stock would crater in lieu of such news.
As a consumer, besides reliability, privacy is another main reason to paying extra for enterprise gear.
Kinda. Difference is Switch doesn’t hold your funds before sending it to you. When someone pays, it goes directly to whatever wallet you have setup in Switch.
That said. Their software is not open source, so you have to trust their software is safe and sound. Because from the looks of it, if they get hacked, someone could just change your account wallet to their own and all payments would then go to them instead of you.
I don’t use Switch so please take what I said with a grain of salt.
Give MiroTalk a try. Can be self-hosted and just like Jitsi, no need to install anything, it’s all in-browser. Has all the features you’re asking for.
https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalk
If you want to test drive it:
For the known top trackers, it’s to have more control over nefarious users such as duped accounts, banned users and potential law enforcement trying to sign up. Sure it’s not a bulletproof solution to deal with bad actors but it’s still an effective way. You gotta remember that these trackers are free (yet private). The admins/operators don’t get paid, so last thing they want to do is waste time dealing with such users.
At the end of the day you still have to trust them with your real IP, but it’s mostly to protect themselves afaik. I obviously can’t speak for every tracker out there.
You probably need to make a request to Izzy. From what I remember he has requirements, such as max app size, which makes me wonder if maybe the ProtonMail app just became too big for him to build and host.
Here are the requirements: https://gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/wikis/Inclusion Policy
It’s probably because Proton changed the repo. I was grabbing their release via Obtainium and noticed the version I had was way older than the version on the Play Store. Had to update my Obtainium entry for ProtonMail to the new repo: https://github.com/ProtonMail/android-mail
As much as I agree with you, fact is, if the ship sinks, so will Librewolf🙁