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We are working on that, it will likely change. Contact/phone integration cause most of them. The Android client is still Alpha code and experimental. The (Deskt
by Elv13 11y ago
We are working on that, it will likely change. Contact/phone integration cause most of them. The Android client is still Alpha code and experimental. The (Desktop) Gnome, KDE and OS X clients are the most mature. Windows is starting to be quite good too, almost on par with the other.
- gaara87 11y agoI'm excited about this! I'll even try contributing to the app :) I haven't gone through the entire tech of it, but i'm guessing because you've said it is serverless, does it follow it similar to a DHT model? Are encryption and decryption of messages/data only possible and source and target and not by anyone intercepting it?
- Elv13 11y ago> does it follow it similar to a DHT model? It use the DHT model, but not the mainline DHT (anymore). > Are encryption and decryption of messages/data only possible and source and target and not by anyone intercepting it? It would fail its purpose quite badly if it didn't ;) I linked it elsewhere in the thread, you take a look at https://elv13.wordpress.com/2015/09/05/what-is-ring-and-how-it-works/ https://elv13.wordpress.com/2015/09/05/what-is-ring-and-how-... . It is outdated, but I hope it will give you the "big picture" of how Ring.cx work. Some parts are still incomplete and/or disabled by default, but 90% is there.