Chat Control: EU will see your private messages
euroweeklynews.comEU governments have finally agreed on a controversial new law that gives a backdoor to reading text messages and viewing photo messages
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It’s an open, decentralized protocol used for real-time messaging, so you can find many apps using this protocol, on android there is conversations which is very light and modern, just choose a pseudo and chat, no other registration, it is a paid app on the app store but free on fdroid. I also used simplex before but it didn’t work well enough, the video calls were laggy.
What client do you suggest? I know It depends on the situation, but overall generally what would you suggest?
As I said as a client I suggest *conversations" on android to download from fdroid to get the free version.
Oki thanks
So XMPP is a messgaing protocol some apps use
Ty very much