Trying my best :)

As an author of one Lemmy front-end, I can confirm that you are potentially sharing your username and password. Unfortunately, there is no way for Lemmy front-end developers to, say, open a web socket to Lemmy instance and have you login through a web browser (which would be much prefered from security standpoint, but it is what it is).

Furthermore, from what I see, many of such front-ends store your password, instead of just the Bearer token. Unfortunately, from what I get, there is also no way of invalidating the Bearer tokens right now, so in the event of it getting stolen - you’re f***ed.

Now, couple of tips:

• USE 2FA AUTHENTICATION. In the event of malicious app actually stealing your credentials, you are at least a little bit more protected by this layer.
• Use password manager - do not use your banking password, please.
• Only use trusted front-ends, and in the even of an app, only download versions from official sources maintained by the app author.
• Make sure the instance you’re registered at has a valid HTTPS certificate.

I was thinking to take a break, as I’ve been working on Leomard non-stop since 1st of July 😅

Still a lot of work to do tho.

By the way! If you ever had any problems with loging in using Leomard, this update should address that. I noticeds there was a bug with parsing Instance data regarding registration method, which is resolved now :)

Whenever I hear people saying that moon landing was staged… Just go watch 2001: Space Odyssey, it came out the year before moon landing. The physics of Space Odyssey is good, but just look at the scene of people walking on the moon - they move nothing like the real astronauts.

Besides, if it was fake, don’t you think USSR, at the time the space rival would try to claim it, instead, you know, congratulating the USA?

I don’t use Android. Besides, it’s written in SwiftUI so porting it would be impossible

Facebook makes a product that squeezes every last drop from your privacy? Nooooooo waaaay!