Be aware that this is a closed source app, and since lemmy doesn't currently have proper oauth, that it could potentially be storing your login creds. Be very wary of any lemmy app that isn't open source.
I'm a big fan of trustless computing, which requires apps to be open source, or at the very least, source available.
Trust and security just don't mix in my eyes, since supply chain attacks are much easier when using a trusted platform vs a trustless platform, where it's still possible to perform a supply chain attack, but since there are more eyes on it, it is much harder.
It's also on f-droid, which does their own builds, and you could also compare the build with one you do on your own machine. So no, you don't have to trust me.
Because it is a freaking awesome app and has a huge amount of followers, it is worth giving it a glance at least, if it is as polished as the former Reddit app then I assure you it is worth it.
Because it is a freaking awesome app and has a huge amount of followers, it is worth giving it a glance at least, if it is as polished as the former Reddit app then assure you it is worth it.
Because it is a freaking awesome app and has a huge amount of followers, it is worth giving it a glance at least, if it is as polished as the former Reddit app then I assure you it is worth it.