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Christian Basler 3767d976c8 🔥 Massively simplified how Abit connects to the network

* Removed features "Synchronization" and "Server POW"
* Service isn't foreground anymore (not yet sure this is a good decision)
* "Full node" renamed to "online"

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🔥 Massively simplified how Abit connects to the network

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🔃 Switch showcase library

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📄 Add some project documentation

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CONTRIBUTING.md

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Updated libraries, most notably Jabit to develop-SNAPSHOT

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Updated README.md

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README.md

Abit

A Bitmessage client for Android.

Please be aware that due to the protocol, sending messages might suck your battery dry. Also, it causes a lot of traffic and may use up your data plan rather quickly. Use at your own peril.

Abit uses the Jabit Bitmessage library.

Requirements

You'll need at least Android 4.4 KitKat. Due to the Proof of Work that comes with the protocol you might want as fast a processor and as many cores as you can get.