changelog and version updates for v2.15.0-rc1 (#2209)
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* The message contents (including the sender's identity) are protected by [encryption](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8291) between the server and the user's endpoint device. However, the encryption algorithm is not forward-secret (a long-term private key is stored on the user's device) or post-quantum (the server retains a copy of the corresponding elliptic curve public key).
* Push notifications are relatively expensive to process, and may increase the impact of spam or denial-of-service attacks on the Ergo server.
Operators and end users are invited to share feedback about push notifications, either via the project issue tracker or the support channel. Note that in order to receive push notifications, the user must be logged in with always-on enabled.
Operators and end users are invited to share feedback about push notifications, either via the project issue tracker or the support channel. Note that in order to receive push notifications, the user must be logged in with always-on enabled, and must be using a client (e.g. Goguma) that supports them.
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# Push notifications
Ergo has experimental support for mobile push notifications. The server operator must enable this functionality; to check whether this is the case, you can send `/msg NickServ push list`. You must additionally be using a client that supports the functionality, and your account must be set to always-on (`/msg NickServ set always-on true`, as described above).
Ergo has experimental support for mobile push notifications. The server operator must enable this functionality; to check whether this is the case, you can send `/msg NickServ push list`. You must additionally be using a client (e.g. Goguma) that supports the functionality, and your account must be set to always-on (`/msg NickServ set always-on true`, as described above).