EteSync Server VS plexus

Are you / have you considered leveraging postgres' row level security for this (row filtering)? Feels like a natural fit for ensuring the right subset of data gets to the right users https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-rowsecurity.html

E2E encryption would also be nice to have, it could be worth having a look at https://www.etesync.com/ for inspiration

A few days ago I saw some guys in this community saying that they uses https://www.etesync.com/ in order to sync contacts between Proton + Thunderbird (Desktop) + Mobile. I haven't used it yet, but I saved the link.

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EteSync - Secure Data Sync (version 2.4.0): Secure, private and end-to-end encrypted calendar, contacts and tasks sync

The programs will allow me to sync both my Google and my Etesyc Contacts and Calendars. Etesync also needs Etesync-Dav installed on the desktop but that is well explained on Github.

EteSync

EteSync - Secure Data Sync (version 2.3.0): Secure, private and end-to-end encrypted calendar, contacts and tasks sync

If you cannot afford a Pixel in your region and still want a degoogled ROM I would suggest you DivestOS (it is based on LineageOS but degoogled) if you don't need microG or Sandboxed Play Services. See app support on Plexus. Maybe you will find a phone that is reported as Tested and Working + Lockable bottloader.

You might like the Plexus tool to help you figure out which apps may or may not work on these "de-Googled" Android ROMs. However, I do not know how current is the information. I use CalyxOS, and I have found a lot of apps work for me.

Look at Plexus for app compatibility.

If you want to give back to the community, report your issue via Plexus. You could also open an issue.

Many apps continue to run without GoogleServices just fine, especially WhatsApp. You can check those at Plexus.

Here you can check how different apps are doing with/without Google Services - https://plexus.techlore.tech/

How is this different from https://plexus.techlore.tech/? Does Sapio use that data?

Sandboxed Google Play Services makes that you can use your phone as any other Android phone. You can use the Google Play Store for those apps you don't find alternatives for and all of them will work without issue. Look at this link https://plexus.techlore.tech/ to see that many apps just don't work on AOSP or through MicroG, especially banking apps. I know it sounds odd to install Google Play Services, but they are sandboxed, they don't have access to the rest of your phone, the files, location, the telemetry, and so on. Whereas the feature is unique to GrapheneOS, they did open source the code so anyone else could also do it. This alone is the killer feature for me. No compromises.

Try https://plexus.techlore.tech

Uber and WhatsApp work well on /e/ and other Android distributions with microG.

For microG compatibility, Plexus rates Uber 3 out of 4 (good), and WhatsApp 4 out of 4 (perfect).

- Plexus: https://plexus.techlore.tech/