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Matrix is not bound to a phone number and has different design goal then the other three listed. I.e. it's not like a protocol usable by system competing with
by dathinab 5y ago
Matrix is not bound to a phone number and has different design goal then the other three listed.
I.e. it's not like a protocol usable by system competing with discord, slack, teams etc.
If you ignore matrix in this comparison and only look at phone messaging signal wins by far.
If it's about non-phone specific messaging matrix wins by default as the other don't even really compete there.
- SecurityLagoon 5y agoThe use case of Matrix is more to do with the client than the protocol. For example FluffyChat (https://fluffychat.im/ https://fluffychat.im/) is an up and coming client that is designed exactly the compete in the market of the other phone messengers you listed, while the protocol itself is very much more ambitious and multi-function.