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2013-10-26
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@ Athens
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#11
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Originally Posted by ZogG
Yep They better make sure major IM protocols work We don't need a Jolla IM for now.
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2013-10-27
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#12
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Originally Posted by MartinK
Problem is, that Jolla will use Telepathy most probably for XMPP. And as I write above, there is no support for any encryption yet (see linked bugs above).
I don't see any reason for yet another incompatible proprietary IM app (that are currently apparently all the rage these days).
Proper out-of-the box Jabber support might help to set things right, at least a bit.
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2013-10-27
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@ Hanoi
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#13
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Originally Posted by shmerl
Not that I am lookinging forward to use a non-integrated , non unified messaging solution but since the days of true mobile device progress 2009 - 2010 we have learned to lower our expectations
Problem is, that Jolla will use Telepathy most probably for XMPP. And as I write above, there is no support for any encryption yet (see linked bugs above).
Jitsi for Android is now in Alpha development stage and at least this program is built with encryption in mind. XMPP and SIP seem to be supported on Android.
Quickly tried it on a Galaxy Note 3 , ZRTP seemed to work but the other end (OSX) did not receive voice from the mobile device.
Jitsi is growing to be by far the best multi-protocol IM client with strong encryption.
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2013-10-27
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#14
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Jitsi's Jingle has problems interacting with Telepathy clients even without ZRTP. May be I should test this again. The last time I tried - it was a complete mess.
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2013-10-27
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@ Enschede, The Netherlands
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#15
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Originally Posted by shmerl
There's no end-to-end encryption, but of course you can connect using SSL. If you and your buddies use trustworthy services, that does provide some protection.
Problem is, that Jolla will use Telepathy most probably for XMPP. And as I write above, there is no support for any encryption yet (see linked bugs above).
The N9 also supports SSL for XMPP, so you can use it right now.
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2014-05-19
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#16
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Looks like work on OTR support in Telepathy is progressing now: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16891
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2014-09-21
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@ Vienna, Austria
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#17
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So how is Jitsi working for you on the desktop? For me, not at all. haven't been able to establish a single connection so far.
Originally Posted by ste-phan
Not that I am lookinging forward to use a non-integrated , non unified messaging solution but since the days of true mobile device progress 2009 - 2010 we have learned to lower our expectations
Jitsi for Android is now in Alpha development stage and at least this program is built with encryption in mind. XMPP and SIP seem to be supported on Android.
Quickly tried it on a Galaxy Note 3 , ZRTP seemed to work but the other end (OSX) did not receive voice from the mobile device.
Jitsi is growing to be by far the best multi-protocol IM client with strong encryption.