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> that Matrix or Jabber doesn't cut it becasue they don't offer shared history, or E2EE, or something else that's obviously not true. It's obviously true becau

> that Matrix or Jabber doesn't cut it becasue they don't offer shared history, or E2EE, or something else that's obviously not true. It's obviously true because when you stat looking at, say, Jabber, it turns out that it only offers that for a single mobile client on Android that should connect to properly configured server with all the relevant XEPs enabled. So yes. For practical purposes Jabber doesn't cut it. No idea about Matrix.

Conan_Kudo 5y ago
On the Matrix side, it's a mandatory part of the protocol for a server, but not clients. Only some clients support negotiating E2EE right now, though the situation is improving quickly.
feanaro 5y ago
Shared history is Matrix's whole schtick. E2EE is supported in most popular clients.