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But have you tried Jerboa?
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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The amount of shilling Sync receives makes me worry that something is up with it. It's not normal that I even believe some bots and sock puppets are involved. I'm not touching it with a long stick until someone does some proper security analysis on it. I'm not dumb to fall for peer pressure. Good luck, guys!
Nah man, it's just good.
(I don't use it btw)
It's just very popular - I used it for reddit. It had a lot of installs on play and was recommended often on reddit.
How would that happen? It's proprietary software, we don't have access to the source code. And that's the whole point. We can't verify what it does and we can't modify it.
The alternative is Free/Libre Software. That's what Lemmy is, Jerboa and many others. Their authors publish the source code and let their users study it, modify it and distribute it. Because they are not trying to hide anything from us. That's the ethical way to make software.
Security analysis doesn't require the source code. TikTok was repeatedly analyzed without it being open source.
Perhaps you are right, but it's way more difficult, takes a lot of time and requires a different set of skills. If there is spyware in it, it would be illegal to remove it and distribute a patch for other users. So even if you find something, there is not much you can do about it.
It's not very practical to add spyware into Libre Software though, because it wouldn't be hard to find and it would be very easy for users to remove it.
It's just good. I used it for years, and even bought the Pro version of the reddit app. The main feature for me is the performance. I don't have a high end phone and Sync are the only one with a consistent scrolling performance (no dropped frames).