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> Riot is seriously lacking in this department, but it offers true end to end encryption with multiple devices by default, so if that matters to you, that is th
by kogepathic 9y ago
> Riot is seriously lacking in this department, but it offers true end to end encryption with multiple devices by default, so if that matters to you, that is the best choice.
What about Wire?
- hvidgaard 9y agoIt wasn't entirely open sourced last time I researched it, which is one of the reasons I switched to Riot.
- FabHK 9y agoMy understanding is that the client code and some of the server code is on github, and the rest of the server side code is being released gradually: https://github.com/wireapp https://github.com/wireapp https://medium.com/@wireapp/open-sourcing-wire-server-code-ef7866a731d5 https://medium.com/@wireapp/open-sourcing-wire-server-code-e... https://medium.com/@wireapp https://medium.com/@wireapp
- yoghurt 9y agoWire is still improving quickly and it looks very promising, but this (https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/secure-messaging-app-wire-stores-everyone-youve-ever-contacted-in-plain-text https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/secure-messaging-...) is reason enough for me to avoid them for now. Signal is still the best secure messenger in my opinion.
- hvidgaard 9y agoIndeed. There is no reason to store that what so ever. Idealy, messaging is fully distributed, secure, and anonymous.