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(Gabble-specific) A simple D-Bus API for XEP-0276 Temporary Presence Sharing. See the XEP for more details.

If true, the connection manager will automatically disclose the local user's capabilities (and hence the fact that they are online, but no further presence information) on request from any remote XMPP user.

This is necessary to allow incoming calls from arbitrary users.

This property SHOULD also be available as a connection manager parameter, with the DBus_Property flag. The default SHOULD be false since this constitutes a deliberate presence leak.

Emitted when a remote contact asks for the local user's capabilities and basic presence to be disclosed. The contact asking for presence disclosure A code indicating the reason that decloaking is requested, or the empty string if no reason code was given. As per the proto-XEP, well-known values are 'media' (remote contact wants to call local user), 'text' (remote contact wants to establish a text messaging session, perhaps end-to-end encrypted), and 'file' (remote contact wants to send the local user a file). If true, the connection manager automatically disclosed the local user's capabilities and basic presence in response to the request, and this signal is merely for information. If false, presence was not automatically disclosed; a user interface MAY respond by calling SendDirectedPresence. Send directed presence to a contact. This MAY be called at any time, but will typically be used as a response to DecloakRequested The contact to send directed presence to. If true, full presence (status, message, avatar hash etc.) will be directed to the specified contact. If false, only capabilities and the fact that the user is online at all will be directed to the specified contact (the local user will appear to that contact as being in 'available' status).