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Imagine your parents: * need to use size 18 font on their phone * refer to the phone as "that fancy music player" * calls you when their favorite blog doesn'
by polski-g 9mo ago
Imagine your parents:
* need to use size 18 font on their phone
* refer to the phone as "that fancy music player"
* calls you when their favorite blog doesn't "load"
* every password they've ever had is "password1"
Now you want to tell them to "download this new app, generate a private key, store it as a backup somewhere. When you get a new phone, you need to re-import it"
Good luck with that.
- Bender 9mo agoI assume the government installations are integrating it with LDAP/AD or at least they should. This assumes both chat and LDAP/AD are logging to a SIEM for the auditors.
- onraglanroad 9mo ago"load" is the correct term. What would you call it?
- tormeh 9mo agoYou just don't say the sentence at all and instead choose a technology from one of the big tech companies.
- onraglanroad 9mo agoAlso, I'd encourage the use of "passphrase" rather than "password". No-one normal can remember tr5vgh6##t5, but something like "$firstpetsname notatafarm garbagecan" is secure and easily remembered.
- tsimionescu 9mo agoHaving tried to use that, I can assure you that no one actually (a) remembers their passphrase, nor (b) is willing to type it in when it does come up. It's a fun idea, but it's actually much worse UX than even a secure password.
- pkulak 9mo agoFluffy Chat is great on iOS. My mom uses it; it respects system fonts very nicely. I get the frustration with encryption though. I wish there was a way to mark a homeserver as default _NOT_ encrypted. My homeserver is in my closet. Given the choice, I'd rather take the extremely tiny opsec hit for all the simplicity and usability benefits of unencrypted rooms.