Thanos Apollo (@thanosapollo) added OMEMO support to emacs-jabber (aka jabber.el). You can test it on the master branch here:
https://codeberg.org/emacs-jabber/emacs-jabber/src/branch/master
Thanos Apollo (@thanosapollo) added OMEMO support to emacs-jabber (aka jabber.el). You can test it on the master branch here:
https://codeberg.org/emacs-jabber/emacs-jabber/src/branch/master
Question to a long time #xmpp #omemo users.
I have Monal client with omemo enabled. It was fine. Until I wanted to install a second client for my account, this time on my PC (Gajim).
Now I have 2 omemo sessions, which I trust each other.
The questions is,
1) why I can't still see the future messages in the second client (gajim), despite I trust my 2 sessions?
On monal I see everythyng, on Gajim just
"This message was encrypted with OMEMO, but not for your device."
2) Can I do something to start see the future messages without to bother every single contact in my list?
This week in #FDroid (TWIF) is live:
* Basic 2.0-alpha5 with faster UI feedback (no need for Developer mode)
* #keyboard in the news
* #aTalk brings #OMEMO 2 to #XMPP on #Android
* #Briar keeps Tor secure (no tricks)
* #CastLab w/ #FCast and more (no need to restart)
* #K9Mail #Thunderbird w/ avatars (after 7 days too)
* #LabCoat #Gitlab login
* #SessionMessenger help funding
+ 15 new apps
& 212 updates
You can read now: https://f-droid.org/2026/03/19/twif.html
One should not have to wait 24h for #FLOSS apps!
@gnomon consider also #RocketChat and #XMPP+#OMEMO, depending on your needs and workflows.
#IRC obviously runs on every shitbox, so obviously makes sense to take a deeper dive.
@mauve #Bluetooth would make most sense, as even if you were to transfer like vCard files over original Bluetooth speeds (732,2 kbit/s) that would be convenient and fast enough.
@TheMorpheus normal.
JEDE Person die sich zur #FDGO und den Werten des #Grundgesetz|es bekennt ist für das #Trump-Regime der #USA ein Staatsfeind!
@TheMorpheus Also letzteres Problem hab ich nicht.
#XMPP+#OMEMO funktioniert, und diverse Clients wie @monocles /#monoclesChat & #gajim machen es einfach.
#Matrix ist in meiner Erfahrung jetzt noch nicht so pralle und nur dann sinnvoll wenn Leute #SelfHosting umsetzen können oder wollen.
@andybalaam I disagree, because "truly end-to-end encrypted, decentralized & federated messaging" has been done at leadt trice befire #Matrix came along:
Like I've been in #PGP-encrypted #MailingLists before Matrix and @signalapp were even proposed!
@lackthereof no, it's not because unlike #Phones and #PhoneNumbers, #eMail is not necessarily traceable by circumstances.
Whereas with eMail (and any #asynchronous #communication) you don't have that requirement.
cock.li which natively supports @torproject / #Tor useage with an #OnionService, unless said provider explicitly prevents you from doing so, you can use not just Tor but also other techniques to make it extremely hard (not necessarily impossible, but at least unfeasible at scale!) to get tracked down.Or to put it simple:
So either way a phone number is just a horrible means of doing that.
OnionService which can only be shutdown effectively by sabotage aka. (more or less figurately) "unplugging" it.I mean, it's not as if I didn't gave @signalapp a fair chance.
So any #Messenger service that requires a #Phone Number for signup and/or useage is truly not a real replacement and inherently makes PROVEN WRONG assumptions [i.e. that it is legal and possible to obtain a phone number anonymously at someone's juristiction] about it's customers' ability to shield their privacy…
THIS is why I am going fucking ballistic on #TechPopulism aiming at #TechIlliterates because it's spreading a "false sense of #security" whilst completely disregarding absolute fundamentals when it comes to the underlying systems.
