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⁣OwlGram is an unofficial messaging app that uses Telegram's API. Customizable You can quickly and easily change several aspects of the interface and the app icon by choosing one from the available ones. Simple We take great care to keep the interface clean and consistent with the official version of Telegram. Open OwlGram is open source and the builds are verifiable to prove the app you download is built from the exact same source code that is published. Always up to date We always keep the app updated to the latest available version of Telegram. You can also sign up for the beta program to test new updates before their official release. About OwlGram Our mission is to add new features to give users who use Telegram everyday for stay in touch with friends and family, for work and/or other purposes a better experience. For support and questions contact us at [email protected] or join @OwlGramForum/ @OwlGramForumIT.

Rhasspy: Open-Source Offline Voice Assistant @takebackourtech | SOURCE If there was such a thing as a 'Wise Home' that you could control by voice, it would be powered by a fully offline voice recognition solution. Rhasspy could be that solution, it works well with the leading open source home assistant platforms and supports over 15 languages. It offers a simple template language and produces simple JSON events that software can pick up easily. — ⚡️Follow us 🗣Discuss 📩Newsletter

NextCloud Collectives: Collaborative Knowledge Base for Communities & Activists @takebackourtech | SOURCE Sharing knowledge across a team can be challenging, typically within our organizations we have used one-off documents. Using a knowledgebase app like NextCloud collectives can be super useful as each document links directly to other documents in the knowledgebase. It allows for different groups to manage their own documents, perfect for organizational methodologies like sociocracy. Do you think your Freedom Cell or community group would benefit from a shared knowledgebase? https://nextcloud.com/blog/all-about-collectives-its-founders-mission-and-use-cases-create-a-collective-today/ — ⚡️Follow us 🗣Discuss 📩Newsletter

Buku, powerful bookmark manager & personal textual mini-web @takebackourtech | CODE Ever find something cool on the internet and forget to save it? In my case I found an alternative repository for Chrome extensions so you wouldn't have to Download it through the Chrome Web Store. Now I'm having a hard time finding it (i have no idea why Google would want to hide it as a result ;) Thanks to some awesome peeps in the #TBOT XMPP group ([email protected]) I am going to give buku a try, and start saving more information that crosses my screen. Buku allows you to save links, tag & organize them. You can do cool things like tag a related group of links, and then open all of them at one time. There's no tracking, hidden history, obsolete records, usage analytics or homing. Buku gets around the problem of having multiple incompatible bookmark formats across browsers and provides a standard way to sync bookmarks from any computer. You can even integrate it to save a URL in your clipboard with a keyboard shortcut. I'll let you know my experiences! And hopefully I find that alternative chrome extension repository I was looking for. Join @takebackourtech to level up ⤴️

How do you stay in shape? Try OpenTracks, a privacy respecting sports tracking app. @takebackourtech https://opentracksapp.com/ I recently picked up running again and have been impressed with the OpenTracks app, its usability, and how in depth you can get with the statistics. Now to actually get back to running a 9 minute mile 😮‍💨 Sharing: you decide if, when, with whom, and how to share your data. Elevation gain: estimate your traveled elevation gain Bluetooth LE sensor: collect your data like heart rate Photos and Markers: mark interesting places while tracking Online & offline maps: take what you need with you Theming: style the maps how you like it Compass: shows your direction Pure offline version: for high privacy requirements there is a pure offline version available which doesn’t have the permission to access the internet. Download via F-Droid

GNSS Viewer (GPS, Glonass, Beidou, Galileo, IRNSS, QZSS) displays current GNSS info as reported by the built-in GNSS unit of your phone. The following data are displayed: - Position (latitude/longitude, UTM, or, SWEREF 99) - Accuracy (optional) - Altitude - Speed or pace - Course - UTC or local time (optional) - Satellite data (optional) The app calculates travelled distance as you walk/run/jog/bicycle/drive/sail GNSS Viewer can log your position at user-defined intervals. The resulting track is displayed on a map and can be exported as a GPX file You can also: - Choose between kilometers, miles, yards or nautical miles. - Choose lat/long format (decimal deg, deg/min or deg/min/sec). - Share your position - Copy position to clipboard - Set a waypoint - Clear tracks/waypoints This app contains no ads. It does not gather, transmit or disclose any personal data. Privacy policy https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.tg3.gpsviewer #gps#gnss#sportstrack 📡@Libreware

Self Hosted Planet-Scale Navigation Is In Sight with Maps.Earth @takebackourtech Happy to have discovered maps.earth project recently which allows you to self-host your own maps server with place/address search and routing! The Headway Project was born out of a frustration with the need to send current and future location data to a corporation in order to figure out how we’re getting from A to B. Offline-only maps apps can be frustrating to use, and sometimes suffer from performance problems, poor data coverage, or other technical limitations. Headway aims to remedy these issues by bundling industry-standard software into a web app that’s easy to set up for yourself or your friends. No need to send your location data to anyone you don’t trust, not even maps.earth. Try out their demo here: https://maps.earth/ Expect to see this one day in Above Privacy Suite.

Umbrel An interesting #Linux#distro to self-host open-source software: https://itsfoss.com/umbrel-review/ @itsfoss_official #umbrel#selfhost#cloud

NEW Knowledge Base Articles: Adventures Off The Grid, Using Alternative Maps @abovephone | https://abovephone.com The Above Knowledge Base is dedicated to education on the use of privacy-first tools with detailed articles and real solutions. We recently published 3 Knowledge Base articles for the maps that come packaged with the Above Phone. Check out these tools for road navigation, maps and trails to learn more. With Magic Earth, you carry the world in your pocket. Explore today with navigation and download maps for offline journeys. Learn how to use Magic Earth. The OsmAnd+ project gets you there with a more customized experience. From personal edits to parking tools, download your maps and the plugins to transform them. Adventure awaits! Learn how to use OsmAnd+ Organic Maps will take your travels completely off the grid. Explore nature entirely offline using trail/hiking maps complete with navigation. Anyone can get off the grid. Learn how to use OrganicMaps Have you tried these diamonds in the rough? Where did they take you? Share your adventures here! Let us know in the #TBOT chat. Follow the #TBOT channel. Follow the Above Phone channel for more announcements, updates, and knowledge.

Andriller https://github.com/den4uk/andriller Software utility with a collection of forensic tools for smartphones. It performs read-only, forensically sound, non-destructive acquisition from Android devices. It has features, such as powerful Lockscreen cracking for Pattern, PIN code, or Password; custom decoders for Apps data from Android (some Apple iOS & Windows) databases for decoding communications. Extraction and decoders produce reports in HTML and Excel formats. Features Automated data extraction and decoding Data extraction of non-rooted without devices by Android Backup (Android versions 4.x, varied/limited support) Data extraction with root permissions: root ADB daemon, CWM recovery mode, or SU binary (Superuser/SuperSU) Data parsing and decoding for Folder structure, Tarball files (from nanddroid backups), and Android Backup (backup.ab files) Selection of individual database decoders for Android apps Decryption of encrypted WhatsApp archived databases (.crypt to .crypt12, must have the right key file) Lockscreen cracking for Pattern, PIN, Password (not gatekeeper) Unpacking the Android backup files Screen capture of a device's display screen 📡@NoGoolag📡@Libreware #andriller#android#forensics#backup

K-9 Mail joins the Thunderbird family A few weeks ago you might have read that the Thunderbird project is working on a mobile email client. Some of you have mentioned that it might have been a better strategy to support one of the existing open source mail clients on Android instead of creating one. As you may have guessed with the title of this post, the Thunderbird project came to the same conclusion. Once a certain level of functionality is reached, K-9 Mail will morph into Thunderbird on Android, and will be renamed accordingly. https://k9mail.app/2022/06/13/K-9-Mail-and-Thunderbird.html https://blog.thunderbird.net/2022/06/revealed-thunderbird-on-android-plans-k9/ https://blog.thunderbird.net/2022/06/faq-thunderbird-mobile-and-k-9-mail/

YouTubeDrive YouTubeDrive is a Wolfram Language (aka Mathematica) package that encodes/decodes arbitrary data to/from simple RGB videos which are automatically uploaded to/downloaded from YouTube. Since YouTube imposes no limits on the total number or length of videos users can upload, this provides an effectively infinite but extremely slow form of file storage. YouTubeDrive depends externally on FFmpeg, youtube-upload, and youtube-dl. These programs must be downloaded and installed separately, and prior to first use, YouTubeDrive must be configured with their install locations. https://github.com/dzhang314/YouTubeDrive #yt#YouTube#drive#cloud