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RE: Decentralized messengers with client-to-client encryption: Briar
great post, i thought this was a post that told me how the experience went for you using briar? 😮
great post, i thought this was a post that told me how the experience went for you using briar? 😮
You are right, a real review would be better...
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But Im not a "hacker" or "security expert" so for now Im only doing a series on the ones listed on wikipedia, (making some research online and then posting the information I find here).
Hoping these articles will be helpful for people who are pondering the issue at hand... But I guess I could try and download it on my smartphone and write another article about the user experience, but I wouldn't be able to do "security testing" or something advanced like that...
Thanks for your input @eaglespirit.
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no worries! since its gvt funded dont bother, most of us are cringing at gvt control right now.
Im going to check out a few other apps/messengers and maybe after the articles are done, I will do some actual testing, its interesting to read what people here think about them too. I never really bothered, but now Im mainly concerned with the private companies and their integrity. Here is article number two: Babelnet.
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@friendly-fenix oh cool, just make sure the fed isn't involved and try some of the new ones that are encrypted LOL