What if BeaconDB was to support the same semi-offline design for database access that ...

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What if BeaconDB (npub1am6…4z5c) was to support the same semi-offline design for database access that Apple has? I don't think storing gigabytes of databases with wifi ap and cell towers on end user devices, when they don't need most of them is the best approach either (that's why I like GrapheneOS' Apple-based approach).

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