Among the reproducible Android wallets, Zeus appears to be the first to have switched to Android App Bundles. We tested what we got from Google - the arm64-v8a version and found all bytes accounted for, giving it the verdict "reproducible" but with somewhat of a headache โ€ฆ Android App Bundle or AAB in short allows Google to provide each user a tailored version of the product. For example in the case of this wallet, the older format contained binaries for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86 and x86_64 CPUs. The new format only for "your" CPU. image And that makes the app much smaller. In this case the zeus-universal.apk weighs 92MB while the zeus-arm64-v8a.apk only weighs 32MB. With games where assets for bigger screens can be excluded for lower end devices, this can make even more of a difference. But it also implies that Google gets the developer's signing key, theoretically enabling them to also tailor security aspects of your apps - on a case by case basis. Google is pushing for AAB to trim MBs off all these apps but this comes at a cost: * Security: Where before, only the developer could sign an update, now Google engineers can, too. * Transparency: Where before, only one binary was circulating per version, now many circulate. The full analysis of the latest Zeus wallet can be found here:
Do you know a thing or two about compiling stuff? Do you care about people not getting rug-pulled by their Bitcoin wallets? Please help us stay on top of all these wallets! We now list more than 6000 products and also those with a top verdict - reproducible - are thankfully getting more and more but that also means more and more on-going work as we test reproducibility not only once but ideally with every new release and for every build artifact (Bitcoin only edition and the shitcoins-included edition and x86_64 and armeabi, ...) The latest tests performed - and all found to be reproducible - were for these three: * * *
The re-design is finally live! Great thanks to * Spiral for sponsoring us * the Bitcoin Design Community for awesome improvements that we have refined over 16(?) calls and who knows how much research between the calls * @npub1vwuf...zl6z who implemented the very challenging changes over 350 commits! Check it out at Please be gentil. We probably have missed many details. Bug reports and feature requests are as always welcome at