@khleedril @janvlug @dino

Encrypted A/V calls should work between #Conversations_im, #Dino, and #Monal. Also #Kaidan, #Movim, etc. At least one-to-one. Not sure about small groups (3..4), though. AFAIK, both Movim and #Libervia are working on support for larger A/V groups (≥ 5).

@khleedril @janvlug

If you like to avoid #bigTech, you might like to avoid Signal, too, which is entirely based on AWS and Google.

I suggest #Dino by @dino (i.e. #Jabber/#XMPP), which works pretty great on #mobileLinux. Friends on Android and iOS can use #Conversations_im and #Monal, respectively.

@bobdobberson @pkw @Monal

At that time, I did not yet have my own #Jabber server, so I pointed them to well-known instances. It's better, if they are on different servers anyway, so they would not depend on me.

For those, you prefer an accound tied to their phone number, I asked them to install #Quicksy https://quicksy.im/ That worked out amazingly well. They did not need any help from my side.

Note, that Quicksy is practically #Monal on iOS, and #Conversations_im on Android.

@pkw

Almost all of my non-tech friends are on #Jabber/#XMPP (because I pestered them) and the few who are on iOS, use #Monal by @Monal.

Btw. they are rewriting the complete UI to solve some issues and make it modern looking.

@praveen @prav

Which iOS app do you have? Based on #monal or new one?