The relay has always accepted kind: "message" and nothing ever sent one. Android also had reportStory wired all the way to the relay with no screen anywhere calling it — so this is the first report UI on this platform, and the sheet is not story-specific.
Report appears on messages somebody else sent, and on the stranger banner where it actually helps. The consent wording states what leaves the device, who can read it, and that it cannot be undone. Block is offered beside it, never merged into it.
Closes android#20.
The relay has always accepted `kind: "message"` and nothing ever sent one. Android also had `reportStory` wired all the way to the relay with **no screen anywhere calling it** — so this is the first report UI on this platform, and the sheet is not story-specific.
Report appears on messages somebody else sent, and on the stranger banner where it actually helps. The consent wording states what leaves the device, who can read it, and that it cannot be undone. Block is offered beside it, never merged into it.
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Closes android#20.
The relay has always accepted
kind: "message"and nothing ever sent one. Android also hadreportStorywired all the way to the relay with no screen anywhere calling it — so this is the first report UI on this platform, and the sheet is not story-specific.Report appears on messages somebody else sent, and on the stranger banner where it actually helps. The consent wording states what leaves the device, who can read it, and that it cannot be undone. Block is offered beside it, never merged into it.
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