@sally @Suiseiseki @iwillbite
>The best example is Telegram, Telegram is like a piece of dogshit sticking in my boot that I can't get rid of, they keep claiming their clients are free software but they have API key nonsense (keys that can only he provided by them and are revocable at any given time) at compile time for the client to be able to connect to the central servers. That's essentially a form of DRM and against freedom 0, so the license is void.

>The freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose (freedom 0).

No, it doesn't. You may run telegram client code as you wish, for any purpose.

Metatext code is under GPL and the binaries in appstore are produced from that code. You can download the code for any version of Metatext from GitHub at any time. I have no idea what "the binary is not under GPL" even means, the entire phrase is a complete non sequitur.