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I use mTLS with Caddy to expose some of my services. It is quite manageable, and I only use if for myself and my wife.

We both use Android phones, and I configure access via apps for the services, that use the devices’ certificate store. It seems like the iOS way is to provide the client certificate and password to each app that’s gonna use it. I’m happy we can avoid that.

Big plus side for us is the simplicity of it all, there is no “always on VPN” requirement, and things “just work” with acceptable security.

I also sometimes access the services via Firefox, which is also able to use the device’s certificate store, although I have to keep selecting the same certificate each time.

Looks like someone bidding farewell via a military salute? 🫡 o7

https://github.com/chenxiaolong/BasicSync#permissions

ACCESS_WIFI_STATE, ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION, ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION, ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION, FOREGROUND_SERVICE_LOCATION

Optionally used for stopping Syncthing unless connected to specific Wi-Fi networks.

And location isn’t a permission granted by default on install (unlike Internet access), the user has to approve of it explicitly.