she.

that requires having an account.

I member when there was no official reddit mobile app, only third party clients, and they were so good.

With bibliogram you can follow instagram pages in rss

good luck finding an instance that works.

Facebook pages used to work with rss bridge

I’m well aware of the RSS Bridge and I use several of them hosted on the main instance, but how does “used to work” help? Facebook used to actually provide RSS feeds for their pages and they used to work, too.

there are some publically available FreshRSS instances that you can make an account with, I personally use hostux. you can access it with the browser and any apps that support FreshRSS (in my case, Read You or Capy Reader on Android, and sometimes RSS Guard on desktop).

I’ve recently rediscovered RSS and I’m in love with it. I just wish Meta wasn’t a piece of fuck and let you add Facebook pages and Instagram accounts. there are some workarounds for the latter, but they’re really finicky.

I don’t blame him one single bit though, he is a single dev working on all these awesome projects and I just wish he’d be a little more realistic with how many projects he can actually keep up in the air.

yeah, and instead of doing that he makes sure to remain the single dev and paints himself as the second coming of Steve Jobs.

People trying Signal because it’s compatible with WhatsApp that everybody uses would lead to more Signal-to-Signal chats

would it, though? why would anyone move away from Whatsapp if they could talk to Signal users without switching apps?

it requires Whatsapp to open up interoperability with other services if they request that. Signal has already mentioned in the past that they wouldn’t be interested.

that person has made a lot of posts about how the Fediverse should be renamed to “Fungiverse” in the past.

https://gadgetbridge.org/gadgets/

it also supports Gadgetbridge integration, so I get the weather data from it on my watch.

anything that’s compatible with Gadgetbridge should be okay. it keeps everything on your phone and doesn’t even request a network permission, so the device can’t phone home.

incidentally, I’ve got the Mi Band 7 (connected via Gadgetbridge] and I quite like it.