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Feeder

A free and open-source Android news aggregation app for RSS and Atom feeds.

Description

Feeder is an open-source feed reader for Android, designed to let users read the latest news and posts from their favorite websites in a simple, privacy-focused way. Created in 2014, Feeder stands out for its commitment to user privacy and local operation: it does not sync with remote backends, requires no account registration, and keeps all data on your device. The app supports offline reading, notifications, and OPML import/export, and is available on F-Droid, Google Play, and as a direct APK download from GitHub.

Feeder is actively maintained, with regular updates and a strong community of contributors. The project is licensed under GPLv3. Recent developments include ongoing improvements to stability, performance, and user experience, as well as support for modern Android features and standards. It is a community-driven, transparent project.

Sustainability Features of Feeder

European - Based in Europe, ensuring compliance with GDPR and European privacy and labor regulations.

Feeder was created by a Swedish developer.

Ad-Free - Services that do not display advertisements to users, ensuring a cleaner and more private experience.

Feeder is completely ad-free, as it is a free, open-source app with no built-in advertising.

Open Source - Free and Open-Source Software

Feeder is open-source, with its source code available on GitHub under the GPLv3 license.

Privacy Friendly - It does not track users unnecessarily.

Feeder is privacy-friendly because it runs locally on your device, does not sync with remote backends, and does not require any account registration, ensuring your data remains private

No Registration - No registration required

Feeder does not require any account registration or sync with remote backends.

Free of Charge - The services provided can be used for free.

Feeder is free to use, with no mandatory payments or subscriptions for the core app.

Summary

Feeder is a privacy-friendly, open-source alternative to Big Tech feed readers. Its local-only approach, lack of ads, and commitment to user control make it a standout choice for Android users seeking a decentralised, ethical, and customisable way to consume online content.

Sustainability Score
91

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