@ikoz It's my Phone the problem I think (Redmi note 9 pro)

@ikoz Okey very strange on my Ubuntu touch he not work, can you test my app and say me if work? The app: https://open-store.io/app/pairdrop.lucstay11

@ikoz Can you explain your environment and your setup? Test share files between your Android or computer with UT in pairdrop.net

@domubpkm Bro, WebRTC is disabled in morph browser you can test in your side with browserleak,and I can not share file with pairdrop.net in my Android devices!
I would find any solution to fix that because in the clickable simulator it's work fine but not in UT;)

@ikoz No WebRTC is disabled, because otherwise even with a VPN your IP would be leaked.
So Imy App is pretty simple, I created a web view of https://pairdrop.net to transfer files locally.

It works only in the simulator with clickable desktop but not when the application is installed on my Ubuntu touch... You can test it with pairdrop.net

@ikoz It didn't work, and I even built your octobrowser application on my phone and the webrtc doesn't work (also tested on browserleak).

How then to enable webRTC in QTwebengine?

@domubpkm For you https://github.com/ubports/morph-browser/issues/257

Hello, I am creating a QML Web application which must use webRTC but I learned that it had been disabled in the Morph browser in recent versions:

This is a very good reason because it prevents IP leaks.

But I need it for my application which is confined only even by adding flag parameters to the WebEngine:

--enable-webrtc-hw-vp8-encoding --use-fake-ui-for-media-stream --enable -media-stream

It still does not work. How to solve this problem ?

Hello,
The security of Ubuntu Touch is essential when you want to guarantee the protection of a phone in the event of theft or loss, especially when the bootloader is unlocked and no disk encryption by default.

I would still like to point out that I admire the phenomenal work done by the Ubport team and the community, however I greatly hope for the native possibility of disk encryption for UT 24.04.

For this reason I wanted to fix it but I encountered a problem and I would need help to resolve it.

So my solution is quite simple: encrypt the /home/phablet with gocryptfs and mount it when unlocking the session with Pam Auth

Here is a complete link which explains the procedure on a classic ubuntu/debian machine
https://leighmcculloch.com/posts/ubuntu-encrypt-home-directory-with-gocryptfs/

This worked perfectly on my ubuntu machine and a raspberry Pi but not on my ubuntu touch for the following reason: As soon as I mounted the encrypted directory or any encrypted directory in my /home/phablet and accessed it or want to move documents

gocryptfs /home/phablet.cypher /home/phablet

I have the following error:

ls: cannot open directory '.': Transport endpoint is not connected

I tried to fight several nights with umount -l and check if the error was not coming from /etc/fstab or the fact that the /home/phablet partition was itself mounted in the /userdata partition,...