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Developer launches Pocket SSH Terminal for Android with fingerprint-protected keys

Original: I built Pocket SSH Terminal, an Android SSH client for your own servers. Keys stay on the phone behind your fingerprint,

A developer named Qvisty has released Pocket SSH Terminal, an Android SSH client aimed at people managing their own servers. Private keys stay stored on the phone behind fingerprint authentication, and the app requires no account and performs no tracking. It is designed to work well with Tailscale, and it is free for a week as a launch promotion.

Why now: Privacy-focused tools for self-hosted server management tend to resonate with the self-hosting and open-source communities.

Pocket SSH TerminalQvistyTailscaleAndroidGoogle Play

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• I built Pocket SSH Terminal, an Android SSH client for your own servers. Keys stay on the phone behind your fingerprint, no account, no tracking, and it works great with Tailscale. Free for a week. https:// play.google.com/store/apps/det… · Qvisty · 2

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