Samuel
3rd party apps running their own appviews kinda makes sense but it'd be a bit weird for mutes to be per-app. I wonder if there's a plan to be able to sync private state between separate appviews run by different parties
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Jaz
It’s definitely a current limitation of the protocol. Private state syncing is hard when you don’t have preestablished trusted parties and/or ways to easily scope permissions for access to some kind of central private state. Wonder if your PDS could store it and selectively give access.
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Skeets App
That would actually be neat and transparent. Some oauth2-ish permission request saying: „do you want to give this app access to your private repo content?“ And then let the user chose what they want the app to access. Maybe only mute words, maybe more….
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Barry Dorrans
The more permissions though the more likely the user yolos it and grants everything. That’s the problem the Android app permissions model has. And it’s hard to explain what each permission grants in plain language.
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Samuel
@samuel.fm
not the end the world, there's just a lot of small apps that crop up (like the ones to see your top interactions in a circle) where I'd like to scope the access wayyy down
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