@amolith I think this is a fair point. Have a look at the way #Disroot.org give credit to the software they used to run their services. The other thing currently missing on the librem.one front page is the words "source code" linked to a page the explains all the packages you use for each of your services, and provides links to their source code. If any of those packages are #AGPL, I believe you are legally obliged to do this. But either way, it would fit well with your mission.
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@purism @Purism also I presume you also intend to get the #LibremOne apps packaged in #FDroid? Any idea when they might become available there?
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Near the bottom of the librem.one FAQ:

"Will you release your apps on F-Droid? Yes! In the meantime, any app that speaks our open protocols will work."

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Looks like some real competition for @protonvpn unless they Open Source as they have promised once and again, even though Purism is US based and thus gives me little confidence despite their warrant canary
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