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Description:
Mattermost is secure, workplace messaging from behind your firewall.
- Discuss topics in private groups, one-to-one or team-wide
- Find what you're looking for with full text search, filters and #hashtags
- Easily share images, video, audio and files
- Personalize your experience with custom colors, formatting and fonts
- Connect in-house systems with webhooks and Slack-compatible integrations
- Discuss topics in private groups, one-to-one or team-wide - Find what you're
looking for with full text search, filters and #hashtags - Easily share images,
video, audio and files - Personalize your experience with custom colors,
formatting and fonts - Connect in-house systems with webhooks and
Slack-compatible integrations
To use this app, you need a "Team URL" from a Mattermost server. To
host your own server go to http://www.mattermost.org/download/
To use this app, you need a "Team URL" from a Mattermost server. To host your
own server go to http://www.mattermost.org/download/
Find the Terms of Service for this app here:
https://about.mattermost.com/terms
Find the Terms of Service for this app here: https://about.mattermost.com/terms
This is a reference implementation of an open source Mattermost
Android app available at: https://github.com/mattermost/android
This is a reference implementation of an open source Mattermost Android app
available at: https://github.com/mattermost/android
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Auto Name:Martus
Summary:secure documentation for human rights defenders, activists & journalists
Description:
<b>IMPORTANT NOTE</b>: Before running Mobile Martus, you (or someone
you designate) must have a Martus desktop client account set up on a
computer to receive your Mobile Martus data, and you will need that
account info to configure Mobile Martus. If you do not already have
it, you can download the Martus desktop client and follow the
installation instructions in the Reference Guide at
https://www.martus.org.
<b>IMPORTANT NOTE</b>: Before running Mobile Martus, you (or someone you
designate) must have a Martus desktop client account set up on a computer to
receive your Mobile Martus data, and you will need that account info to
configure Mobile Martus. If you do not already have it, you can download the
Martus desktop client and follow the installation instructions in the Reference
Guide at https://www.martus.org.
Mobile Martus is a secure, Android-based mobile documentation
application built on Benetech’s Martus technology, which allows human
rights defenders, activists, journalists, and other users anywhere in
the world to securely gather information about human rights
violations.
Mobile Martus is a secure, Android-based mobile documentation application built
on Benetech’s Martus technology, which allows human rights defenders, activists,
journalists, and other users anywhere in the world to securely gather
information about human rights violations.
The Mobile Martus application allows users to send crucial data from
the field—text, photographs, audio and video—to the Martus network of
secure servers. The data is automatically encrypted on the mobile
device, and when being sent to the server, so it is protected in case
the device is lost, stolen or confiscated. A user—or someone they
designate—can later retrieve their data, and can search, analyze and
report on the information, using the Martus desktop client software
(https://www.martus.org) on their computer.
The Mobile Martus application allows users to send crucial data from the
field—text, photographs, audio and video—to the Martus network of secure
servers. The data is automatically encrypted on the mobile device, and when
being sent to the server, so it is protected in case the device is lost, stolen
or confiscated. A user—or someone they designate—can later retrieve their data,
and can search, analyze and report on the information, using the Martus desktop
client software (https://www.martus.org) on their computer.
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