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Mobile App code for Android & iOS on React Native

License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Shell 0.06% JavaScript 88.90% Ruby 0.48% Objective-C 1.99% Java 6.67% TypeScript 1.64% Starlark 0.27%

voipsuite-mobile's Introduction

VoIP Suite - Mobile

Android & iOS App open source code written in React Native and compiled for both Andoid & iOS

Compiled binaries are in the Releases section (apk files)
Report any issues under the Issues section using the correct tags
Report Security Vulnerabilites/Bugs to [email protected]
Donate at OperationPrivacy.com/donate
To contribute your coding skills to this Open Source project, reach out using [email protected]

This repository is only for the Endpoint Application to be used with an account on a self hosted setup or the public instance.

Features:

Native Applications (not wrappers or web applications)
Using a built-in notification system for Android (Not using Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging). Notifications work on de-Googled devices like GraphenOS.
Option to select a server URL at login for self hosted server setup
VoIP SMS / MMS
No VoIP Calling yet
Unlimited Profiles setup
Assign a separate VoIP provider phone number on each profile
Custom email notifications on received sms's (SMTP)
Security:
- Multifactor authentication using TOTP (not yet implemented on mobile, will have to disable on the account to log into the mobile app)
- MFA using Hardware Keys (pending implementation in mobile)
- Link obfuscation by setting a custom directory URI
- Built in brute force protection in the server
Under active development

Create an account at voip.OperationPrivacy.com OR self-host the application following the instructions
Set up your accounts at the VoIP provider (Twilio and/or Telnyx)
Download the latest mobile app from the Releases section or F-Droid
Sign-in to the mobile app using the credentials created on the server. The url will be your custom URL for self-hosted or leave it empty if using the public instance at voip.OperationPrivacy.com
You can now access the same messages from the mobile app or web app. The mobile app will send you push notifcations on a de-Googled device like GraphenOS.