Interesting thread on Linux app distribution.
Many answers, only one mention of verifying a package.
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Zapstore
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The open app store powered by your social network
Download 1.0.0 for Android: https://zapstore.dev/
SHA-256 checksum: 37090571d00ca53ff1e4d21564a1b45e89feb09f47937d818156d48cf618e402
APK certificate hash (for AppVerifier): 99e33b0c2d07e75fcd9df7e40e886646ff667e3aa6648e1a1160b036cf2b9320
Tech support for developers: https://signal.group/#CjQKIC0VCHf6gGeeHKcIrKcaI-B5Kjvge2NKw2i4P55tMkCwEhBaOk9B80F3_MhMYVbgj7lL
Tech support for users: https://signal.group/#CjQKIK20nMOglqNT8KYw4ZeyChsvA14TTcjtjuC2VF6j6nB5EhDLZ7pQHvOeopr36jq431ow
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PSA: Update to the latest Zapstore, and tell your friends to do so!
Soon, Zapstore 0.2.7 or earlier will stop receiving some app updates.
We have initiated our progressive migration process to the new NIP which is only supported by Zapstore 1.0.0 or later. It will likely take a few months until all developers are moved over.
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Updated the Cryptographic Identity Proofs NIP, now uses APK certificate hashes instead of SPKIFPs.
I'm working on zsp to reflect this, and possibly require it as proof that developer npubs actually "own" APKs (it's a one-time process at setup) to further prevent impersonation.
This also opens the door for self-publishing by signing just one event, once.
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Numo looking good. Great to have it on Zapstore.
App Details - Zapstore
There's a new self-published app in the store that a lot of you were asking about
Seems like people are using Zapstore!
New release of publishing tool zsp 0.3.4 with various requested fixes!
#devstr
GitHub
Release 0.3.4 · zapstore/zsp
Default to new NIP format
Delete stale cache entry when overwriting release
Use created_at + 1 to ensure 30063s are actually replaced
Github source...
Private Update Queries is a feature we'll be working on this year, whereby the relay will have no clue which apps you have installed on your device - through some cryptography magic: VOPRF-based Private Set Intersection.
Tell me which app store cares more about user's privacy. I'll wait.
If you have any cryptographer friend who can help us review, let us know!
GitHub
Private update queries · Issue #325 · zapstore/zapstore
Goal Check for app updates without revealing the user's installed apps to the relay. Uses VOPRF-based Private Set Intersection (RFC 9497) so the re...