Does Anytime really have F-Droid Anti-Features?

[Marzal]

https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Anti-Features/#NonFreeNet

Non-Free Network Services

This Anti-Feature is applied to apps that promote or depend entirely on a proprietary network service.

https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Anti-Features/#TetheredNet

Tethered Network Services

This Anti-Feature is applied to apps that depend entirely on a service which is impossible (or not easy) to replace. Replacement requires changes to the app or service. This Anti-Feature would not be applied if there is a simple configuration option that allows pointing the app to a running instance of an alternative, publicly available, self-hostable server solution.

AntennaPod does not declares these:
https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/blob/master/metadata/de.danoeh.antennapod.yml

So I think that Anytime may lose those indications:
https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/blob/master/metadata/uk.me.amugofjava.anytime.yml

As I don't think it "promote or depend entirely on a proprietary network service" or "depend entirely on a service"

Also, PodcasIndex is an open-source project, so I don't think it counts as a proprietary network or service.

[amugofjava]

Thanks @Marzal.

Anytime does depend upon search engines to work and one of those being the proprietary Apple one. AntennaPod does also support the Apple one.

I will look in to this and review the anti-features!

[Marzal]

For the TetheredNet I would argue that Anytime uses 2 services, one being open source.

For NonFreeNet I would say that you can add RSS feeds from the URL, what you cannot do it's see recommendations without Apple podcast, and that's not a hard dependency to use the app.
It can be counter argued that it's promoting Apple Podcast, but then why AntennaPod don't have this antifeature?

Not that this is really important, just a bit of "Marketing/promotion" to equal the plainfield with AntennaPod.

2 players that I love.