Less resource-heavy than Matrix, doesn’t have the “store everything from your every chat” feature and thus requiring less space, more mature, very easy to set up.
Verify - as in what? The algorithm is open-source. If you’re talking about the keys, yes, you can view the keys used in a conversation and check if the fingerprints match.
It means it’s a robust well-tested protocol (referring to HTTP)
It’s a robust, well tested, and well known protocol.
Average company firewall: Allow 80 Allow 443 Allow 53 to Deny to any
What’s the better solution?
Yeah it has a lot of problems, but all the things you listed are the least of it. Still better than anything else.
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By firewall I mean outgoing. And XMPP is kind of a non-starter.
Peer to peer is also a non starter. You have to have some kind of email-like structure.
What’s so good with XMPP?
Less resource-heavy than Matrix, doesn’t have the “store everything from your every chat” feature and thus requiring less space, more mature, very easy to set up.
Hm. How’s E2EE?
OMEMO is implemented, at least in major clients. I use it all the time.
Is it true end to end? As in can you verify?
Verify - as in what? The algorithm is open-source. If you’re talking about the keys, yes, you can view the keys used in a conversation and check if the fingerprints match.
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