diff --git a/faq/index.html b/faq/index.html index e03e45c313..2fbc95702f 100644 --- a/faq/index.html +++ b/faq/index.html @@ -917,7 +917,7 @@ window.addEventListener('scroll',changeHeaderBg);
Tap "pencil" button in the right corner, then "Create 1-time link". Share the link with the person you want to connect to. Your contact has to paste the link in the app's search bar. The link will can also be opened via the browser, once the app is installed.
+Tap "pencil" button in the right corner, then "Create 1-time link". Share the link with the person you want to connect to. Your contact has to paste the link to the app's search bar. The link will can also be opened via the browser, once the app is installed.
Alternatively, you can show the QR code when meeting in person or in a video call.
It is safe to share this link over any communication channel, it contains only public keys and can only be used once.
If you want to share your address publicly, so that many people can connect to you, use your SimpleX address instead of 1-time links. Tap your profile image/avatar, then Your SimpleX address. Once you create the address, you can share it in social media profiles, email signature, etc. See the comparison of SimpleX address with 1-time links.
@@ -1015,10 +1016,42 @@ If interested, please read more: AIt is also important to remember, that even if your contact enabled "Delete for everyone", you cannot really see it as a strong guarantee that the message will be deleted. Your contact's app can have a very simple modification (a one-line code change), that would prevent this deletion from happening when you request it. So you cannot see it as something that guarantees your security from your contacts.
When "Delete for everyone" is not enabled, you can still mark the sent message as deleted within 24 hours of sending it. In this case the recipient will see it as "deleted message", and will be able to reveal the original message.
-You can replace https://simplex.chat/ with simplex:/ or with any other domain - the app never connect with it, ignoring it completely. It is only used to make it easier to connect for the new users who did not install the app yet.
The invitation links will soon move to servers' domains. The servers already can host the pages that will be used to show QR codes.
-The link itself and the key exchange are not hosted anywhere, and the server that hosts the page to show QR code does not observe the actual connection link, because it is in the hash part of the link. The part after hash character (#) is not sent over the internet - the server can only see https://simplex.chat/contact/ and the rest is processed on user's device in the browser, if you open it as a page.
Groups support 5 member roles: owner, admin, moderator, member and observer.
+An observer can:
+A member can:
+A moderator can:
+An admin can:
+A group owner can:
+Each role can do everything that the previous roles can, except moderators and higher cannot send reports or "Chat with admins".
+*Any actions affecting members or their messages can only be applied to members of the same or lower role (so admins can't demote owners or promote anybody to owners, etc., but they can demote other admins and themselves, or make anybody an admin).
+You can replace the server part of the link (e.g., https://smp18.simplex.im/) with simplex:/ and add ?h=smp18.simplex.im (replace it with server of your link) to the end of the link. Then it will not be possible to use it in a web browser, but it will be recognized by SimpleX Chat app.
For example, this link: https://smp18.simplex.im/i#E74vSxMwDnEx6DAvRCZmzBeZwwAseJUD/yVTHjaaH_EzL19DG7fvd46Mjry3IBqYT0UMo5G7l4jQ
becomes: simplex:/i#E74vSxMwDnEx6DAvRCZmzBeZwwAseJUD/yVTHjaaH_EzL19DG7fvd46Mjry3IBqYT0UMo5G7l4jQ?h=smp18.simplex.im
There may be several reasons messages are not delivered to you from your contact: