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There was some discussion about that problem in the most recent YaCy submission <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39613436> about how those crypto "run this closed source binary" projects have adoption hurdles. I wish you good luck
Also, https://nodesociety.com/create says "I accept" without providing the things one is agreeing to. I'm aware they're at the bottom of the page, but I think a reasonable person could for sure overlook them due to the needlessly swooshy swirling background image that obfuscates the white on black text. Related to that, the Privacy Policy link on your Play Store page is 404