IRC is listed as "E2E Private" true?
You can use Pidgin as an IRC client and I'm sure with the OTR plugin you could have some E2E convo with someone else.
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#12Does anyone know what supports E2E encrypted video? (Great doc btw)
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#13Does anyone know what supports E2E encrypted video? (Great doc btw)
Wire https://wire.com/
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#14There are two "Line" listed, is it a mistake or are there really two of the same name ?
Because LINE claims to support E2E by default ("Letter Sealing"), but only one of those two listing says "claimed" (the other say false).
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#15look at that, XMPP is the future! /sarcasm
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#16Where's the "don't allocate 8 gigabytes and crash the system" feature?
(Yeah Slack, I'm looking at you.)
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#17What is the data source for all of these? I'm particularly curious about a number of the "claimed" entries.
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#18Where's the "don't allocate 8 gigabytes and crash the system" feature? (Yeah Slack, I'm looking at you.)
Indeed, and for "compatibility" it doesn't really say anything about the quality of the software for that system. Signal, for example, doesn't have a native iOS app and it shows.
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#19Does anyone know what supports E2E encrypted video? (Great doc btw)
Wire https://wire.com/
Wire comes with a short-fall by virtue of the fact they store a lot of metadata about you.[1]
Obviously your threat model informs this.
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#20Are there any good XMPP clients that provide a "modern" messenger experience? For example seamlessly switching between online/offline mode, built in audio and video calls, sharing photos/videos.