If you read the recent _Against XMPP+OMEMO_ article, it might be interesting to come back and read its comment section there as well as the following article:

Against Silos+Signal
moparisthebest.com/against-sil…

#XMPP #OMEMO #E2EE #Signal

Can anymany tell me how I'm "supposed" to use end-to-end encryption with XMPP?

As far as I can tell there are three totally different ways to do E2EE:

a)OTR : "[xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0364.h…](Not intended to be a current standard), or technical specification, as better (albeit, newer and less well tested) methods of end-to-end encryption exist for XMPP. "

b)OpenPGP: There are at least two different XEPs about it. XEP-0027 is obsolete, while XEP-0373 is "experimental" but hasn't been updated in almost three years.

c)OMEMO: "Experimental" and hasn't been updated in over two years.

Is there a way to do E2EE in XMPP which is neither deprecated nor experimental? What's the "Current stable" way to do it?

#XMPP #E2EE #EndToEndEncryption #OMEMO #OpenPGP #OTR

Anyone up for some #XMPP / #Jabber test with #OMEMO and in a group?

Join here.

Nothing special, just want to find out if it works, just send some messages with OMEMO encryption or without to see what happens.

xmpp:xmpp-test@muc.utzer.de?join

conversations.im/j/xmpp-test@m…

great news! I already loved #XMPP as done via @dino and its amazing #OMEMO support (though I mostly stayed with Gajim or #Profanity on the Linux desktop).

To now know that support for Audio/Video calls is implemented is nothing short of amazing! There's no limit to XMPP!