The number of connections is a bit less irrelevant but if you keep connecting and disconnecting will also affect you cpu and battery usage, not as much as receiving and sending a huge amount of data

Maybe it's blocking Tor connections Check you privacy settings to see if images/videos are using tor

I think data usage would decrease a lot if we didn't open the same subscriptions all over again when scrolling the same posts. It would be fine something like load only after some minutes or load again the data if the user opened the thread view But I haven't tested this so I have no data to know if it would help with data usage

Any relay that accepts ephemeral events should work Paid relays don't work for this because clients need to create a new keypair for each login Auth relays can work but no clients use auth for the bunker stuff so I wasn't able to test What can happen with public relays like Damus is that it rate limit you

It can be public or private. Some clients let you choose and some don't Some clients make it public and some private

Most use the since filter. In my opinion besides the since filter they could also just not load things if I made a request in the last n minutes Most of the time I don't care about the posts I scrolled already and when I care about it I open the thread again. This is where you should try loading things again Zero devs does this and they keep wasting a lot of data, CPU and battery from both clients and relays I never seen anyone wanting to keep all posts they scrolled through updated in real time, they just care about some of them

Are you making every phone a note 7? 🤣🤣

This looks outdated and has some things like nip 5 login that almost no one uses I tried to make an example with NDK recently, the code is very bad but I think you will be able to get the basics of how the remote login works https://github.com/greenart7c3/ndk-bunker-example/blob/main/src%2Fapp%2Fpage.tsx

You downloading it from zapstore? Hostname errors are usually DNS issues, if you have a device like a Samsung or xiaomi or any device with mediatek chipsets I see a lot of this happening in random apps and usually rebooting fixes it How are you login to the web apps? Just scanning the qr code from coracle on the desktop for example? I'll do more tests with my device and I'll try to see if I have some other device that's not a pixel to see if I can reproduce the issue

Nice, let me know if you want some help testing or need some help understanding how it works

Quando esta usando um client pelo celular tambem pode ser usado o citrine A maioria does clientes aceitam conexao pelo citrine

The best way would be to haven have a import function in the main webpage that accepts a jsonl file