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Third Party Applications

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This is a listing of the third party mobile device applications.
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This documentation is for users and administrators, not those wanting to install.

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There are a variety of nice applications for Android and Android-derivative (eg. Graphene) mobile devices.

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Note: we offer links to two different “stores” for Android. The built in, surveilled Google Play Store, and the Open Source F-Droid alternative.

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Spark

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On Android, Google wants us to use Gmail and their ceontrally surveilled services all the time. No thanks. But there isn’t a native client built into Android for email. We recommend Spark as a solid application. It has some paid features, but the “free” version is very nice and workable.

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Etar

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Access your Nextcloud calendars on your Federated Core from your mobile device. Requires installation and configuration of DAVx5 (see below for more information).

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Tasks

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Access your Nextcloud task lists on your Federated Core from your mobile device. Requires installation and configuration of DAVx5 (see below for more information).

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Jitsi Meet

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Attend Jitsi meetings on Federated Core from your mobile device. Note: your user name is just the name before the @domain.com. Example: david if the email is david@domain. Your password is the same as for any other service.

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Element

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Connect with your Federated Core Matrix server using Element on your mobile device.

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Bitwarden

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Get access to the Vaultwarden passwords on your Federated Core.

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Wireguard

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Connect to the VPN on your Federated Core.

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A Word about Contacts

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Contacts are synched on Android using DAVx5 (see below for more information).

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DAVx5

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This is a paid app, but allows you to subscribe to your Federated Core for tasks, calendars, contacts.

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To configure DAVx5 to work with Nextcloud information, use these instructions.

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