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Don't worry about the verboseness of XMPP - TLS with the deflate option drops that down to 10% of the original size. Or you can do what google did on Android an
by imaginator 16y ago
Don't worry about the verboseness of XMPP - TLS with the deflate option drops that down to 10% of the original size. Or you can do what google did on Android and write your own binary protocol representation.
If I setup a new appleseed node and how do you really know it is me/example.com? I've yet to see that done well in http and would love to be proven wrong.
- michaelchisari 16y agoRight now, all requests require a callback with a token. user a@a.com sends a request to b@b.com with a generated token. b@b.com then sends a verification request back with that token to a@a.com, and a@a.com sends back true, and b@b.com completes the request. Which, if I'm not mistaken, is very similar to how XMPP does it. The protocol also tries and minimizes the amount of actions that a third party node can take. You only trust your own node to take actions on your behalf.