this temporarily disconnects all accounts until the user opens the app again.
essentially this akin to an 'Exit' button
Users previously had the option to 'disable' accounts but this provides a
faster way to "free up resources" until the next time the app is opened.
fixes#38
exposing bookmarks like this was a mistake that Conversations 3 will not repeat
in the meantime we rename this to group chats which might be more broadly understood
For a long time Quicksy had a privacy policy written by myself that explains
in plain English what data we store and how we use it.
https://quicksy.im/#privacy
Google doesn’t like that and prefers that we use some bullshit template that
is extremely vague, doesn’t explain anything and gives us permission to do
basically everything. (At least I think so. I don’t understand the text I
copy pasted)
Apparantly the text in the app is important as well (BARD didn’t explain
that very well when it reviewed our app) therfor we need a static text (not
allow translations)
Furthermore the data safety section on Google Play now claims we store the
users address book even though we don’t actually. But who cares; nobody reads
this and we just do this to make the machine happy. Cool!
until now problems with verifying the call (omemo or DTLS missing) would
just be another app failure. This commit displays verifications problems as
their own thing.
There might be corner cases where it is required to use self signed
certificates. However there should be no corner cases where it is
required to use a wrong domain name. This commit swaps out the
MemorizingHostnameVerifier that let users accept wrong domains with the
standard XmppDomainVerifier.
closes#4066
Upon accepting a video call on a device that can not establish a video track on
its own (for example by not having a camera), displaying the video enable/disable
button would fail. This commit defaults this button to disabled.
