Onionphone is a native Android application for anonymous, end-to-end encrypted push-to-talk voice and text communication over the Tor network. No servers, no accounts, no phone numbers — your .onion address is your identity.
Cross-platform compatible with Terminalphone — call between Android and Linux/Termux using the same protocol.
Optionally use your connection as a relay for ephermeral group channels.
Find the release page for version 1.0.2 which supports custom bridges for accessing censored networks.
Extremely annoyed at devs who think everyone has Android phones when most people in the US have iPhones. Making an app incompatible with the majority of smartphones means you have not made an app
Extremely annoyed at users who expect FOSS devs to go through the rigamarole of paying the Apple tax, and getting Apple's permission to have the privilege of making it available to their customers.
Extremely annoyed at users that think everyone has iOS phones, when most of the world have Android. Thinking that the US is the only relevant place means you have serious tunnel vision. /s
Oh and blame Apple. They are extremely hostile to open-source devs publishing apps on their platform.
Be mad at apple. This application would never work on the iPhone platform. To many gate keepers and restrictions on the OS.
Lol. Your post is pure US defaultism. The US only has 5% of the world wide population. Worldwide Android has around 71% market share while iOS only has around 27%.
Be better mister American.
Android has a huge market share compared to iOS, plus it's a lot harder to develop these types of applications for iPhone because of apples policies.
Not OPs fault you've picked the wrong os ¯\(ツ)/¯
If Apple didn't keep treater smaller developers like shit, maybe you would have more options for applications that respected your privacy and weren't as monetized.
Consider moving away from the abusive platform and then your options for privacy and security will expand. Maybe look for a phone with GrapheneOS support (previously only Pixels, but Motorola models will come with support soon) for complete control and customization.
It's roughly split in OS in US. I fell most security conscious users are android users. Sold might initially give slightly better initial privacy, android is far more customizable to the point there's no contest.
Plus, I buy my phones outright so I'm not stuck with a $1000+ phone in a contract or subsidized phone plan making payments.
This right here - plenty of good android phones out there that don't need contract financing.
Especially now that Motorola is gonna partner with GrapheneOS.