{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %} {{ render_text("Hi") }} {% call text() %} Son from SimpleLogin here. I hope you are doing well and are staying at home in this difficult time. By the way I'm writing this newsletter from my couch with my cats proofreading the text :).
Please find below some of our latest news.
{% endcall %} {% call text() %} 1) Mobile apps



Now you can quickly create aliases on-the-go with SimpleLogin Android and iOS app, thanks to our mobile guy Thanh-Nhon!
Download the Android app on Play Store and the iOS app on App Store.
With the release of the mobile apps, SimpleLogin now covers most major platforms:
- Desktop with SimpleLogin web app or Chrome, Firefox and Safari extension
- Mobile with Android and iOS app
The code is of course open-source and available on our Github {% endcall %} {% call text() %} 2) Dark mode



You have asked for it and now the dark mode is finally available, kudos to Dung - our full-stack guy.
You can finally enjoy using SimpleLogin in the dark. {% endcall %} {% call text() %} 3) Alias name, new UI, security page, new policy privacy



You might have noticed that the web UI is now more compact: the web app has undergone a remake to make it more responsive for usual actions like enabling/disabling an alias, updating alias note, etc.
You can set a name for your alias too: this name is used when you send emails or reply from your alias.
We have also created a new security page that goes into the technical details of SimpleLogin. Our privacy page is also rewritten from scratch: nothing changes about your data protection but the page is more clear and detailed now. {% endcall %} {% call text() %} 4) Facebook, Google, Github login deprecation
We have decided to deprecate those social login options because of several reasons:
- Privacy: every time you sign in using one of these methods, the respective company knows and we have no information on what they do with this data.
- Not fully open-standard compatible: these platforms enjoy their monopolies and don't play well with open standards like OAuth2/OpenID: in fact, implementations on mobile of these social login require their SDK that we refuse to add because of privacy concern.
- Uniform experiences for all users: to have these social login in our iOS app, we need to support "Sign in with Apple" that isn't broadly available for Android users. Again, another big tech enjoying its monopoly.
If you happen to use one of these social login options, please create a password for your account on the Setting page
You can still sign in using these social login until 2020-05-31. After this date, they will be removed. {% endcall %} {% call text() %} 5) WebAuthn (Beta)
Thanks to Raymond, a user of SimpleLogin, the WebAuthn is now available in Beta. Please reply to this email if you want to try this out. {% endcall %} {% call text() %}
On behalf of the team, I want to say thank you to all users who have helped to improve SimpleLogin code and even contribute important features. That means a lot to us as SimpleLogin is after all an open-source project. {% endcall %} {% call text() %} That's all for today. If you want to follow all our latest features, you can follow our Twitter or join our Reddit or subscribe to our RSS feed.
Now back to coding :). {% endcall %} {% call text() %} Best,
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