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 @kino @distopico @smallcircles (3/4) ...become the biggest non-corporate competitor. I think the challange is finding the smallest common denominator and then promoting that (except for specialits lice infosec, who can easily manage 2 or more messengers.) This is not about convenience anymore. This is information warfare preparation. Looking at what happened in the countries of the former Arab Spring or Iran and in particular to Russia and... 4 comments
@kino @distopico @smallcircles (5/5) ... be involved in serious car accient with a local as a foreigner. In short, I think the choices would be very limited, if the criteria I mentioned earlier were applied. // @HistoPol @kino @smallcircles is not limited, is just the basic requirement, you don't have privacy if you don't have transparency and you can't have transparency with close/privative software So for a WhatsApp replacement the base requirements should be - Free software client/server @HistoPol @kino @smallcircles that is one of my points, why if we have XMPP and Matrix we want to promote more options? That makes pretty hard to the end user choice one of those, XMPP, Matrix, SimpleXChat, Jam,DeltaXChat and Signal,Threema these last two with close/restrictive parts, I prefer promote the others that respect the user freedom and privacy and have similar features privacy/e2e encryption video/calls + federation/decentralized, transparency etc |
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@kino @distopico @smallcircles
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...foremost China gives a pretty clear picture how this might turn really ugly.
The foremost global market square of ideas, #Twitter, is already lost. It had played a vital role in the Arab Spring.
For instance, #Telegram might be #freemium software, distributed and all, but its operational servers are in the #UAE, an autocratic state, where you'd better not...