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-<a href="...">Hush 3.9.3 "Lateral Larvacean"</a> was recently released. It <a href="https://git.hush.is/hush/hush3/pulls/253">adds support for Tor v3 and i2p</a> networking via <a href="https://bips.dev/155/">BIP155</a> being ported from BTC to HUSH. This is also known as "addrv2". The reason for this change is because originally Tor v2 addresses were shorter and happen to fit inside the P2P messages that full nodes send to each other about which nodes they are connected to.Since the Tor network deprecated Tor v2 due to security bugs and upgraded to Tor v3 these addresses became much longer and no longer fit in these P2P messages, meaning that full nodes could no longer tell each other about Tor v3 nodes they were connected to. <a href="https://geti2p.net">i2p</a> addresses have always been long and never fit inside those P2P messages, so BIP155 adds support for i2p for the first time. To address these issues BTC Core added BIP155 in 2020 and now that has finally landed in HUSH, so you can once again use Tor with a Hush full node and now, for the first time, you can also use i2p. HUSH now has seed nodes for both Tor v3 and i2p networks, so if your node knows how to connect to them, it will be able to find peers over those networks. Thanks to the various Hush team members that run seed nodes to help the network run.
+<a href="https://git.hush.is/hush/hush3/releases/tag/v3.9.3">Hush 3.9.3 "Lateral Larvacean"</a> was recently released. It <a href="https://git.hush.is/hush/hush3/pulls/253">adds support for Tor v3 and i2p</a> networking via <a href="https://bips.dev/155/">BIP155</a> being ported from BTC to HUSH. This is also known as "addrv2". The reason for this change is because originally Tor v2 addresses were shorter and happen to fit inside the P2P messages that full nodes send to each other about which nodes they are connected to.Since the Tor network deprecated Tor v2 due to security bugs and upgraded to Tor v3 these addresses became much longer and no longer fit in these P2P messages, meaning that full nodes could no longer tell each other about Tor v3 nodes they were connected to. <a href="https://geti2p.net">i2p</a> addresses have always been long and never fit inside those P2P messages, so BIP155 adds support for i2p for the first time. To address these issues BTC Core added BIP155 in 2020 and now that has finally landed in HUSH, so you can once again use Tor with a Hush full node and now, for the first time, you can also use i2p. HUSH now has seed nodes for both Tor v3 and i2p networks, so if your node knows how to connect to them, it will be able to find peers over those networks. Thanks to the various Hush team members that run seed nodes to help the network run.
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-Recently Hush released a lite wallet Android app called <a href="https://hush.is/sda">SilentDragonAndroid</a> to replace our old Android app (of the same name). The old app requires pairing to a desktop wallet of SD or SDL, the new app can be used solely with any compatible Android device.
+Recently Hush released a lite wallet Android app called <a href="https://hush.is/sda">SilentDragonAndroid</a> to replace our old Android app (of the same name). The old app requires pairing to a desktop wallet of SD or SDL, the new app can be used solely with any compatible Android device. A direct download of the new SDA can be found <a href="https://hush.is/apk">here</a> .
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 It would be nice to add SDA to F-Droid but there are some <a href="https://git.hush.is/hush/SilentDragonAndroid/issues/4">technical issues</a> that need to be solved before that happens. The Hush team currently recommends users download SDA directly from the <a href="https://hush.is">hush.is</a> website. This requires changing the default setting in Android to allow installing from unknown sources.