Note that the Oxford one is from IzzyOnDroid, and the second one is on F-Droid repo, and also called -fdroid
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I don't say you're wrong, just that it's might be legitimate.
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Note that the Oxford one is from IzzyOnDroid, and the second one is on F-Droid repo, and also called -fdroid
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I don't say you're wrong, just that it's might be legitimate.
I think this is just a case of one being from the F-Droid Repo and the other being from Izzy's repo.
The latest version on GitHub corresponds to the latest version in Izzy's repo. So, yes, it would be less confusing if they were combined like we see in with other apps.
~~So am I correct in understanding that the one published by Oxford HCC is the original?~~
~~It seems obviously untrustworthy if the copy doesn't link to its own source code, but instead links to the source code of the original. That makes it possible for the copy to implement tracking or other features that wouldn't be okay without anyone being able to audit the source code and see what its doing behind the scenes...~~
EDIT: It kinda looks like both might be from the same people, the official repo links to both of them, one as being "get it from f-droid" and the other from "Izzy on droid". I would guess that the added feature may just be because the Izzy on droid repo updates more frequently, so that may just be a newer version of the same app, from the same Dev, with the same github page. Just different app version, and hosted on multiple repos