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F-Droid est un catalogue installable d’applications libres et à code source ouvert pour la plateforme Android. Le client facilite la découverte, l’installation et le suivi des mises à jour sur votre appareil Android.

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  • New ends, old beginnings

    9 octobre, par paulali
    This Week in F-Droid TWIF curated on Thursday, 09 Oct 2025, Week 41 Community News The end of tt-rss.org might be a reason to be sad. We have at least two apps that connect to such instances, TTRSS-Reader and Geekttrss, but looks like development continues at github.com/tt-rss. @linsui updates (…)

  • When Authorities Come Knocking - How to Handle Requests for Information

    7 octobre, par F-Droid
    Introduction In the previous article in this series, we examined how FOSS projects handle legal takedown requests. However another category of legal risk exists, one that’s often more sensitive and less visible: government requests for user or developer data. These requests can take many (…)

  • Fdroidlandia has no tariffs

    3 octobre, par linsui
    This Week in F-Droid TWIF curated on Friday, 03 Oct 2025, Week 40 F-Droid core Back in August we’ve talked about the core of our infrastructure, the servers CPUs and their age. This issue has two paths to be fixed. One in Google’s court, software side, were we’ve heard progress has been made (…)

  • F-Droid and Google's Developer Registration Decree

    29 septembre, par marcprux
    For the past 15 years, F-Droid has provided a safe and secure haven for Android users around the world to find and install free and open source apps. When contrasted with the commercial app stores — of which the Google Play store is the most prominent — the differences are stark: they are (…)

  • Virtual life seen through a screen

    26 septembre, par Licaon_Kter
    This Week in F-Droid TWIF curated on Friday, 26 Sep 2025, Week 39 Community News We often talk about what we look at when we choose our apps, we want: freedom, privacy, security, transparency and more. With FLOSS apps we get most of those, or at least we can check, fix and redistribute the apps (…)