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What am I missing from your comment? iOs can be found here: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/peertube/id6737834858
In the article, she mentions that the app store version and the Google Play Store version have really strict moderation and are extremely limited due to Google and Apple policies. I actually ended up asking her whether the fdroid version had the same limitations on Mastodon. Although the above comment says it does not. So that's at least encouraging.
Ah, sorry, it's in the context of what Elena Rossini writes about the limitations of the mobile app.
As PeerTube draws content from independent servers, it's hard for them to comply with the content policies of Google and Apple. The PeerTube app you can find in the App Store or Google Play Store therefore only contains content from a very short list of whitelisted PeerTube instances, where Apple or Google have accepted content from these instances to be presented in their app ecosystems.
F-Droid doesn't have such limitations, and as a result the stuff you'll find in the F-Droid app is the same as you'll find in https://sepiasearch.org/ .
Meanwhile, YouTube be like : heil hitler, and that's cool, I guees.
Yeah, it's a little ironic to say the least. I suspect the tech giants are more worried about titties than they are of literal fascism.
I misunderstood your comment. Thank you for the clarification.