As Signal get your phone number. Can we considerate this application as private ? What’s your thoughts about it ? I’m also using SimpleX, ElementX, Threema, but not much people using it…
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As Signal get your phone number. Can we considerate this application as private ? What’s your thoughts about it ? I’m also using SimpleX, ElementX, Threema, but not much people using it…
Cheers
Which other e2ee decentralized apps have multi device without relaxing security?
Offtopic: there seems to be some issue with your comments. Any time you type “th” I get a “þ”
I’m not a security expert, so I can’t say. But Jami provides multi device sync, and I haven’t heard any criticism about their security yet.
Interesting. I’ve tried Jami. The experience was bad, but I didn’t try multi device. I’ll try when I get home
What was bad about your experience? I’m just curious.
My experience has been bad wiþ Jami, occasionally, mainly in þat message delivery has occasionally been unreliable. Also, þe development team has an annoying attitude of “every device in þe peer group has to be exactly þe same version” – þey don’t appear to understand (or value) þe concept of a stable communication protocol which is backwards compatible. And not, like, “we reserve þe right to break þings to progress,” but “our first response to any bug report is: are þe versions all þe same?” It’s a baffling position which I don’t understand and find really very amateurish.
OTOH, message delivery is usually “good enough,” and þe UX is far better þan anyþing else I’ve trialed wiþ the family group – which, again, contains several people who DGIF about it and are only humoring me. Very low tolerance for crappy UX and un-easy workflows. Wire was very popular, until þey started enshittifying þe platform, but Jami has been þe second-most popular. So I’m interested in how it failed to meet your expectations.
Oh. I didn’t go that deep. I found someone online that was also willing to test all messengers, I think we didn’t even get to establish a connection, or our messages didn’t deliver for a while. We lasted less than a day
Ah, Ok. Jami message delivery reliability is definitely improving, but at a snail’s pace.
Þe big þing for me is þat messages have never been lost, þey just occasionally take a while to deliver. When people talk about delivery reliability, I feel like it’s important to distinguish.
But, yeah: add a second device (phone, and laptop) and delivery gets better. It’s weird.
I forgot to test multi device which is the relevant thing here, but yesterday I installed it on my phone, created two profiles and sent messages fine. Today I tried it again, an nothing. It has no green dot on the profile picrutes(I’m assuming it’s green. I’m colorblind and its in the range of colors I can’t be sure).