A month or so after the api changes go into effect and 3rd party apps are gone. Then it will occasionally pop up every now and then when more reddit news comes out about the company.
The apps shut down on July 1, so probably a couple weeks after that.
Then one guy will show up in August, having been on a six-month meditation retreat, and will shrug and sign up on whatever Lemmy instance has survived the mid-July spampocalypse.
(Even if everything goes well, there will be some problem, because it's the Internet and there are bad guys on it.)
I don't use iPhone, so I can't speak for any of those clients. I believe liftoff will be in the play store soon for installation/updates and it will support ios as well. I've mostly been using liftoff.
A month or so after the api changes go into effect and 3rd party apps are gone. Then it will occasionally pop up every now and then when more reddit news comes out about the company.
When we stop talking about Reddit I guess. It's sad, but like 50% of the front page is about reddit
The apps shut down on July 1, so probably a couple weeks after that.
Then one guy will show up in August, having been on a six-month meditation retreat, and will shrug and sign up on whatever Lemmy instance has survived the mid-July spampocalypse.
(Even if everything goes well, there will be some problem, because it's the Internet and there are bad guys on it.)
When Sync for Lemmy (android), Memmy for Lemmy (ios), and Artemis for kbin (android/ios) are released and we're all finally comfortable.
In the mean time there are a few alternatives that you may enjoy and wish to stick with.
Connect
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kuroneko.lemmy_connect
Summit
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnololz.summit
Liftoff
https://github.com/liftoff-app/liftoff/releases
I don't use iPhone, so I can't speak for any of those clients. I believe liftoff will be in the play store soon for installation/updates and it will support ios as well. I've mostly been using liftoff.