Thanks, this is really cool. I did a test sending Testing dbus to my UBphone:

$ sudo dbus-monitor --system "type='signal', interface='org.ofono.MessageManager'"
[sudo] password for phablet: 
...
   string "Testing dbus"
   array [
      dict entry(
         string "LocalSentTime"
         variant             string "2020-01-12T20:26:33+0100"
      )
      dict entry(
         string "SentTime"
         variant             string "2020-01-12T20:26:33+0100"
      )
      dict entry(
         string "Sender"
         variant             string "+49170xxxxxxxx"
      )
   ]
^C

Check if sqllite supports triggers. If so you could attach a trigger to any table XYZ and any INSERT into that table will fire your own written piece of software.

Something which comes into my thinking: the SMS is stored into a table on a sqllite database and if this allows triggers to fire...

I tried this one and it opens fine a local stored KeePass file, even if I dont will use it for production because I dont trust the strenght of KeePass in case of mobile lost or teft.

@Duke Hmm, indoor you should know where you are

@stefwe Clear sky or cloudy, rainy? Or in a street with skyscrappers? Be more specific about test conditions.

@Mic_ said in All german public authorities and private companies could be forced stopp using Twitter, Fb & Co.:

@WLBI Who is not using these plattforms? Is there any country?

When public authorities - as it is daily practice all over the world - use these plattform -> it is like a seal of quality. Stopp using them is the first step that the majority of people will get these information (and not only as a rumor)

The German "gi" (Gesellschaft für Informatik, in English: Society of Informatics) in May 2019 closed its FB presentation. See the official statement here (in German) https://gi.de/meldung/gi-zentrale-verlaesst-facebook

And as you ask; I do not use FG and Twitter for the known reasons: spying and selling the data collected. And I do not use Alexa or Siri for the same reasons. And I do not have any "smart home devices" with micro turned on all time and spying for all audio in my house.

You might want to read: https://gurucubano.gitbooks.io/bq-aquaris-e-4-5-ubuntu-phone/content/en/chapter9.html

The GPS receiver needs direct free view at least to 3-4 satelites.

Thanks for this GREAT application!

Is there some kind of echo service, like echo@sip.linphone.org (which is not working, was just a guess)?

I was once involved in the Ekiga project (I did the port to FreeBSD) and we were used to use such echo service.