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Isn't XMPP almost ubiquitous? I thought it's what everyone used for messaging and push notifications. I know Google extended it beyond compatibility around whe
by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Isn't XMPP almost ubiquitous?
I thought it's what everyone used for messaging and push notifications. I know Google extended it beyond compatibility around when Hangouts came out and they started doing browser notifications. Apple stopped providing sources for ejabberd in the last few years, so I assume they moved off that for their iChat/messaging backend, but isn't iChat still an XMPP client?
Aren't most SMS messages routed via XMPP?
- zaik 4y ago> isn't iChat still an XMPP client That's really cool. I would love to send XMPP messages to my friends who use iPhones without having them register on a public chat service and downloading a client.
- taway2022-05-26 4y agoWikipedia tells me that iChat was XMPP-based, but was discontinued in 2012 and replaced with iMessage, which is based on Apple Push Notifications and not XMPP. Google has also discontinued Hangouts and who knows what you're supposed to use now. Their chat stuff has been so chaotic I really can't keep track. (Allo? Duo? Plus? Google Talk? Wave? Chat?)