Merge pull request #3151 from vector-im/feature/bma/cleanup_resources
Store description update
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- New store descriptions
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Changes in Element 1.1.4 (2021-04-09)
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Element is a new type of messenger and collaboration app that:
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Element is both a secure messenger and a productivity team collaboration app that is ideal for group chats while remote working. This chat app uses end-to-end encryption to provide powerful video conferencing, file sharing and voice calls.
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1. Puts you in control to preserve your privacy
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2. Lets you communicate with anyone in the Matrix network, and even beyond by integrating with apps such as Slack
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3. Protects you from advertising, datamining and walled gardens
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4. Secures you through end-to-end encryption, with cross-signing to verify others
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<b>Element’s features include:</b>
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- Advanced online communication tools
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- Fully encrypted messages to allow safer corporate communication, even for remote workers
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- Decentralized chat based on the Matrix open source framework
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- File sharing securely with encrypted data while managing projects
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- Video chats with Voice over IP and screen sharing
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- Easy integration with your favourite online collaboration tools, project management tools, VoIP services and other team messaging apps
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Element is completely different from other messaging and collaboration apps because it is decentralised and open source.
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Element is completely different from other messaging and collaboration apps. It operates on Matrix, an open network for secure messaging and decentralized communication. It allows self-hosting to give users maximum ownership and control of their data and messages.
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Element lets you self-host - or choose a host - so that you have privacy, ownership and control of your data and conversations. It gives you access to an open network; so you’re not just stuck speaking to other Element users only. And it is very secure.
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<b>Privacy and encrypted messaging</b>
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Element protects you from unwanted ads, data mining and walled gardens. It also secures all your data, one-to-one video and voice communication through end-to-end encryption and cross-signed device verification.
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Element is able to do all this because it operates on Matrix - the standard for open, decentralised communication.
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Element gives you control over your privacy while allowing you to communicate securely with anyone on the Matrix network, or other business collaboration tools by integrating with apps such as Slack.
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Element puts you in control by letting you choose who hosts your conversations. From the Element app, you can choose to host in different ways:
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<b>Element can be self-hosted</b>
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To allow more control of your sensitive data and conversations, Element can be self-hosted or you can choose any Matrix-based host - the standard for open source, decentralized communication. Element gives you privacy, security compliance and integration flexibility.
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<b>Own your data</b>
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You decide where to keep your data and messages. Without the risk of data mining or access from third parties.
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Element puts you in control in different ways:
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1. Get a free account on the matrix.org public server hosted by the Matrix developers, or choose from thousands of public servers hosted by volunteers
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2. Self-host your account by running a server on your own hardware
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2. Self-host your account by running a server on your own IT infrastructure
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3. Sign up for an account on a custom server by simply subscribing to the Element Matrix Services hosting platform
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<b>Why choose Element?</b>
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<b>Open messaging and collaboration</b>
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You can chat with anyone on the Matrix network, whether they’re using Element, another Matrix app or even if they are using a different messaging app.
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<b>OWN YOUR DATA</b>: You decide where to keep your data and messages. You own it and control it, not some MEGACORP that mines your data or gives access to third parties.
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<b>Super secure</b>
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Real end-to-end encryption (only those in the conversation can decrypt messages), and cross-signed device verification.
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<b>OPEN MESSAGING AND COLLABORATION</b>: You can chat with anyone else in the Matrix network, whether they’re using Element or another Matrix app, and even if they are using a different messaging system of the likes of Slack, IRC or XMPP.
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<b>Complete communication and integration</b>
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Messaging, voice and video calls, file sharing, screen sharing and a whole bunch of integrations, bots and widgets. Build rooms, communities, stay in touch and get things done.
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<b>SUPER-SECURE</b>: Real end-to-end encryption (only those in the conversation can decrypt messages), and cross-signing to verify the devices of conversation participants.
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<b>COMPLETE COMMUNICATION</b>: Messaging, voice and video calls, file sharing, screen sharing and a whole bunch of integrations, bots and widgets. Build rooms, communities, stay in touch and get things done.
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<b>EVERYWHERE YOU ARE</b>: Stay in touch wherever you are with fully synchronised message history across all your devices and on the web at https://app.element.io.
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<b>Pick up where you left off</b>
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Stay in touch wherever you are with fully synchronised message history across all your devices and on the web at https://app.element.io
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Secure decentralised chat & VoIP. Keep your data safe from third parties.
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Group messenger - encrypted messaging, group chat and video calls
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Element (previously Riot.im)
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Element - Secure Messenger
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<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
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package="org.matrix.android.sdk.rx" />
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<manifest package="org.matrix.android.sdk.rx" />
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*/
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fun fingerprint(): String? {
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return keys
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?.takeIf { !deviceId.isBlank() }
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?.takeIf { deviceId.isNotBlank() }
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?.get("ed25519:$deviceId")
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}
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*/
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fun identityKey(): String? {
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return keys
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?.takeIf { !deviceId.isBlank() }
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?.takeIf { deviceId.isNotBlank() }
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?.get("curve25519:$deviceId")
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}
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fun fingerprint(): String? {
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return keys
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?.takeIf { !deviceId.isBlank() }
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?.takeIf { deviceId.isNotBlank() }
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?.get("ed25519:$deviceId")
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}
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fun identityKey(): String? {
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return keys
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?.takeIf { deviceId.isNotBlank() }
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?.get("curve25519:$deviceId")
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}
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android:layout_height="wrap_content"
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android:layout_marginStart="8dp"
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android:textSize="16sp"
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tools:text="@string/verification_emoji_wrench" />
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tools:text="@string/verification_emoji_spanner" />
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<TextView
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android:id="@+id/sas_emoji_text_id"
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android:layout_height="wrap_content"
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android:layout_marginStart="8dp"
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android:textSize="12sp"
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tools:text="verification_emoji_wrench" />
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tools:text="verification_emoji_spanner" />
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</LinearLayout>
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class AppNameProvider @Inject constructor(private val context: Context) {
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fun getAppName(): String {
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try {
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return try {
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val appPackageName = context.applicationContext.packageName
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val pm = context.packageManager
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val appInfo = pm.getApplicationInfo(appPackageName, 0)
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if (!appName.matches("\\A\\p{ASCII}*\\z".toRegex())) {
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appName = appPackageName
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}
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return appName
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appName
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} catch (e: Exception) {
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Timber.e(e, "## AppNameProvider() : failed")
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return "ElementAndroid"
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"ElementAndroid"
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}
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}
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}
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}
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private fun poll() {
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if (!input.isEmpty()) {
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if (input.isNotEmpty()) {
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input = input.substring(0, input.length - 1)
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formatter = PhoneNumberUtil.getInstance().getAsYouTypeFormatter(regionCode)
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if (formatAsYouType) {
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<androidx.constraintlayout.widget.ConstraintLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
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xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
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xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
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android:id="@+id/layout_root"
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android:layout_width="match_parent"
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android:layout_height="wrap_content"
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