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About

Privly is a developing set of browser extensions for protecting content wherever it is posted on the internet. This extension allows users to view content on any website, without the host site being able to read the content.

privly-ios

This is the repository for the Privly iOS application.

For more information on what Privly is, see https://priv.ly.

The development home of Privly is at http://www.privly.org/. For information on how to join the Privly community, read this: http://www.privly.org/content/welcome-privly-development

About this App

The privly-ios app has two modes:

Content Posting and Sharing

  • Locally stored applications: The iOS app runs no remote-code.
    • PlainPost Application: The PlainPost application supports content injection of web pages from any source domain. Note: the injected web pages do not include external media and code.
    • ZeroBin Application: The ZeroBin application encrypts content with a key unique to the URL. Anyone with access to both the host page and the content server will be able to decrypt the content. Anyone without access to the server will be unable to decrypt the content.
  • Generated links can be posted on the Facebook and Twitter social networks.

Content Reading

  • Privly links can be pulled from the authenticated user's Facebook posts and Twitter tweets. They are then opened in a locally stored application.

Requirements

To test the app in a simulator, you will need:

  • Mac OS X 10.8.4+
  • Xcode 5

In addition, to test the app on a device, you will need:

  • An iOS developer license

Running privly-ios

Testing/Submitting Bugs

If you have discovered a bug, only open a public issue on GitHub if it could not possibly be a security related bug. If the bug affects the security of the system, please report it privately at privly.org. We will then fix the bug and follow a process of responsible disclosure.

Developer Documentation

Build the documentation by running the command below in the root directory of your repository:

doxygen privlydoc

You can then find the documentation's homepage at /html/index.html

Resources

Foundation Home
Privly Project Repository List
Development Mailing List
Testing Mailing List
Announcement Mailing List
Mobile Mailing List
Central Wiki
IRC
Production Content Server
Development Content Server
Download Extension

Contacts

Email:
hery at ratsimihah dot com

Mail:
Privly
PO Box 79
Corvallis, OR 97339

IRC:
Contact the nicks "hratsimihah" or "smcgregor" on irc.freenode.net #privly

Bug:
If you open a bug on this repository, you'll get someone's attention