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RetroShare is probably the only one more or less "finished" right now. There is also a similar one from FSF called GnuNet, and a very Twitter-like alternative c
by higherpurpose 13y ago
RetroShare is probably the only one more or less "finished" right now. There is also a similar one from FSF called GnuNet, and a very Twitter-like alternative called Twister, but they are both pretty alpha. If you also want a Skype alternative there's Jitsi, and a new one called Tox, but I haven't looked much into it. I think it's also pretty alpha.
http://retroshare.sourceforge.net/ http://retroshare.sourceforge.net/
https://gnunet.org/ https://gnunet.org/
http://twister.net.co/ http://twister.net.co/
https://jitsi.org/ https://jitsi.org/
http://tox.im/en http://tox.im/en
For mobile you can take your pick from these:
https://missingm.co/2014/02/fighting-dishfire-the-state-of-mobile-cross-platform-encrypted-messaging/ https://missingm.co/2014/02/fighting-dishfire-the-state-of-m...
- valevk 13y agoJitsi as a Skype alternative looks great. I think I'll go with twister. From what I saw at first glance, it looks easy enough for my non-techy relatives to use. Although the installation looks troublesome... Do you happen to know a server-based alternative? I would host it on my own machine, and use SSL.