“Official Development of Syncthing for Android Discontinued, Embracing New Horizons”

Syncthing for Android will be discontinued due to issues with the Google Play Store and lack of support from the developer, with the final update being released on F-Droid in December 2024.

Popular and widely used file synchronization application
Provides a convenient way to sync files across devices
Allows for easy access to files on the go

Syncthing, the popular file synchronization application for Android, is set to be officially discontinued. While alternative options may still be available and supported by third parties, the key developer of the original Android app, Simon Frei, has confirmed that he will no longer be providing support for it. This decision comes as a result of various issues associated with publishing the app on the Google Play Store, as well as the lack of support and development it has been experiencing. The final update for Syncthing on Android will be released on F-Droid in December 2024, marking the end of its availability. However, users can still explore alternative applications from other sources.

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