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@Wrewdison One of the things that I’d like to see in this kind of system is a solid ability to control the precision at which you share location. To me, any system you’re going to advertize as being private or secure needs a fairly robust way to do this. I’ve been looking at https://h3geo.org as an approach. It’s a hex grid that supports 15 resolutions from ~1,200km accuracy to ~0.5m in a 64 bit binary representation. The library is in C, but I haven’t looked at how suitable it is to run on an embedded device.I’m currently in the middle of an international move, and most of my hardware is on a ship somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic, but once I get settled I’d be interested in giving it a try

Spectra v0.3.0 is already in development. The main focus of 0.3.0 is to update the architecture to allow running in headless daemon mode with the ability to attach a tui session to the daemon to check in on what's happening. Currently you can only run in daemon or tui mode - not mix and match, so this change will allow for running daemon on a headless RPi while maintaining the ability of attaching a TUI to it for periodic check ins. #hacktheplanet

The first end to end test of the #Veilid - MeshCore bridge v2 worked!Flow:Pager tx over lora -> esp32 bridge node -> connected PC with bridge app -> Veilid DHT -> connected PC with bridge app -> ESP32 bridge tx -> end user device (let's say another pager). The reverse path also works.This would allow anyone with a pager who has the bridge set up to use the pager to chat with others using the pager - using Veilid to bridge them. #hacktheplanet

@Wrewdison is that all just mac oui tracking? are you gonna do the thing where the packets coming off dji drones reveal the gps coords of the pilot and their email address?