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I will caution that the F-Droid release is significantly outdated.
- F-Droid: v1.2.18-nogms (Mar 31, 2026)
- GitHub: v2.1.5-nogms (Oct 22, 2026)An error occurred while saving the comment Sean
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The app is also available for download from F-Droid. Scroll to the bottom of the Proton Lumo download page and expand the FAQ "How to install a (sic) Lumo on Android?"
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This is not accurate/true. You can directly download Lumo and you do not need a Google account.
The APKs are available on GitHub.
- Proton Lumo download page: https://proton.me/lumo/download
- GitHub releases page: https://github.com/ProtonLumo/android-lumo/releasesYou can use an app like Obtanium to track/manage/install apps from GitHub.
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I would only support this if it is not Chromium-based. Either base it on something like LibreWolf or maybe the upcoming Servo engine. There is no need for the 100th Chromium-browser.
Also, we don't really need new features. We just need a proper org to provide a secure and private alternative to Chromium-based browsers. For example, Firefox (supposedly) needs a lot of work to improve its sandboxing and general security. So, a hard fork of Firefox that focuses on security hardening plus removing the GenAI nonsense would be really nice.
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As others have mentioned, just making the apps easily accessible for apps like Obtanium would go a long ways. I prefer direct downloads over F-Droid but F-Droid is a good option for many.
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I think Proton could be a possible org that offers some kind of alternative RCS infrastructure. However, I am really not familiar enough with why RCS is really only being offered by Google and Apple in 2026. I think this would require a lot of effort that I'd rather see invested in the existing product offerings.
I do like the idea of being able seamlessly share large files (from Proton Drive) through the messaging app.
I also like the idea of being able to securely share your key material, although I think this is already sort of solved by the protocol used by Signal/WhatsApp/etc.
At the moment, I think that if you want a seamless and platform-agnostic experience that is primarily phone-number based you should use Signal.