The description adds some interesting context. Playing around with the map really shows how well Apple's GUI design has held up over the years. The Tunnels application is in the "disk" img on the desktop if you wanted to try it out yourself.
As someone unfamiliar with how these sorts of proceedings work, how are the statements in the linked filing from competitors/ other companies in the space sourced? Is it discovery done on competitors as part of the defense case, existing public statements, sourced from previous public filings, something different entirely?
This is pretty interesting, there are definitely scenerios where I can see this being useful. In terms of user moderation, is the iea that mods from either server can moderate messages coming from users irrespective of their home server? Also, I noticed a "Manage Subscription" link at the bottom but no pricing, what is your pricing model?
Right now user moderation is only allowed from Admins of the Server who created the tunnel. They can ban a User or a whole server. I plan to allow for linked servers to “mute” users or an entire server from having their messages relayed to their side of the tunnel.
You’re right, the subscription just got rolled out last week and it’s my first time trying to offer a premium service. So i’m still learning how I should advertise that on the site.
Our free plan offers a Discord server the ability to link or create 3 tunnels. If they create a tunnel, they are limited to 6 servers per tunnel.
Our premium option, for $3/month (or $25/year) you get unlimited tunnels, connections, and realtime analytics about your tunnel.
