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I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

still not there in 2017

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

still Still not there in 20172018

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

Examples what could possible: Mega already asked. Linkedin already asked

Still not there in 2018

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

Examples what could possible: Mega already asked. Linkedin already asked [Fastmail] (https://www.fastmail.com/) asked

Still not there in 2018

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

Examples what could possible: possible:

Mega asked.asked here

I have no idea about the security concepts and architecture of Sailfish OS.

Yet the question came up, if it is in general possible for an arbitrary app to include itself into the 'accounts' things like settings, notifications, people, sharing and so on seamlessly? Or does this always require an 'official' integration into the core distribution?

Examples what could possible:

Mega asked here

Linkedin asked here

Fastmail asked here

Still not there in 2018And for many others likely, maybe 2018 can bring this finally.