When my kids started using delta chat, they were writing with friends which was really cool. After they found out how to play games with delta chat, they stopped writing and started gaming. For me it was quite sad to see how the social interaction died. There were also parents which restricted acces…

gaming in the chat with their friends is still social interaction you raise a good point for sure, but i wonder if those small games are so dangerous… We are not talking about games that can access the web and have lootbox and stuff to make you come back etc. Probably the best way would be a fork

It would be great if you could block single player apps! Unfortunately, the kids will sooner or later find out that they can download the packages from the browser and propagate it directly among group of friends even if most of them had it blocked. On desktop, a workaround is as simple as installi…

Thanks for your replies. My kids do not have browser access, so they can not download the apps from the website. For me it would help just to block the access to the app picker which I can do on android by changing the app store URL. Does someone know if this feature is also planed for the desktop v…

[image] tapete: Does someone know if this feature is also planed for the desktop version? yes. desktop will also get the option with one of the next versions, iOS just got it with 2.49.2

Great, this will be a workaround for me :+1: Ok they can still get apps from friends but it is a first step. Thanks to all.

Until then, you could also block access to apps.testrun.org:443 by IP: sudo ufw deny from 65.21.231.22 sudo ufw deny from 2a01:4f9:6a:1dcb::2 Deny Access - UFW - Community Help Wiki Rules - [OpenWrt Wiki] Firewall configuration /etc/config/firewall …

[image] deltino: Probably the best way would be a fork I would use a Chatmail client with no WebXDC functionality. WebXDCs aren’t particularly useful to me, and it adds a lot of attack surface and dependencies. I’d prefer a lighter, easier-to-package client that more of my friends could/would…