README! The future and continued survival of AIMSICD

It has come to my attention that apparently AIMSICD has become even more popular the less it works. I will say the following not out of disrespect for the many contributors and all the hard labor put into this app, to try to make it work, but as an honest recommendation to all developers here, still thinking this will happen. As it stands right now, it simply will not! And it hasn't worked for the last 2 years (when I left the project), and probably never will unless there is a radical change in matters. It seem that no one at the [CellularPrivacy](https://github.com/CellularPrivacy) organization is able to maintain this? SecUpwN lost his account? ~~OpenCID is closing down.~~ The DB is totally broken and useless from all development aspects. The app is bloated with eye-candy, obscure and useless functions and libraries. The translation integration is bloating the commit history to the point its impossible to follow any valuable coding whatsoever. However, due to recent world political changes and the extremely easy access to SDR home-brew IMSI catchers and constant 2FA hacks using mobile network MiTM techniques. This app is indeed still needed, especially for a wider hardware spectrum. So I am reconsidering to revive my interest in this development effort. **BUT** Thus, IFF (If and only if) I am to venture into the revival of this app, it will have to be under the following conditions. - The app development will be under a new organization that I am in control of. -

Posted by E3V3A on Apr 9, 2017, 8:57 PM

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• reliability (SaaS)

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