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1. keverets (keverets)'s status on Wednesday, 12-Sep-2018 10:32:31 EDT keverets

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   • Joshua Judson Rosen

   @rozzin I agree. It seems like a solvable problem but too often it's made into an all-or-nothing approach. It would be good to be able to select the degree of confidentiality: none (red), confidential-in-transit (yellow), confidential-in-transit-and-at-rest (green).

   Perhaps even a level beyond with an ephemeral (do not store) though too many options leads to other problems.

2. keverets (keverets)'s status on Wednesday, 12-Sep-2018 10:02:08 EDT keverets

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   • Joshua Judson Rosen
   @rozzin I can understand that. Though I still find many XMPP servers don't support XEP-0280 so the problem persists even for non-encrypted messages. Having a well-configured XMPP server has been an ongoing struggle since I started using https://status.hackerposse.com/url/17780 terms of E2E encryption there's an attack vector I've observed where two d…
3. keverets (keverets)'s status on Sunday, 26-Aug-2018 00:43:09 EDT keverets

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   • Joshua Judson Rosen

   @rozzin Not entirely sure what you mean, but I like end-to-end encryption (and forward secrecy) and federated services like jabber, so OMEMO fills a need. Is there something you don't like about it?

4. keverets (keverets)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 11:44:50 EDT keverets

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   • Joshua Judson Rosen

   @rozzin I use projects that use both. IRC (and matrix bridging) is the more common. XMPP group chats work remarkably well, though.

   I've also started to see Telegram-IRC bridging.

   Too many FLOSS projects have started to use proprietary, non-federated services for this, so anything is better than that.