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I've started using Wire recently, and while it has some minor warts, call quality has always been excellent. In addition I really love being able to use it on m
by svalorzen 8y ago
I've started using Wire recently, and while it has some minor warts, call quality has always been excellent. In addition I really love being able to use it on my computer without having to check whether my phone has connectivity or not. I hate having to babysit my phone all the time and Wire is just wonderful for that, kind of brings me back to MSN days.
This chart [1] compares several messaging apps' security standards; I'm not sure how accurate it is but maybe it can help you.
[1]: https://www.securemessagingapps.com/ https://www.securemessagingapps.com/
- iagovar 8y agoI thought the best jurisdiction for privacy was Iceland? The solutions provided by your link are all USA/Switzerland/Germany.
- lucb1e 8y agoMeh, jurisdiction is one thing, but if the trust model does not include the server (a e2e encrypted chat app does not require a trusted server by definition), it doesn't really matter that much. Most they can do is social network analysis (as in, who talks to whom), against which the only solution is using an anonymisation network like Tor (no jurisdiction is going to disallow their intelligence services to see to whom an alleged terrorist is talking).