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How do you guys feel about Session?
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this post was submitted on 01 Jun 2024
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I think the server infrastructure is different? SimpleX is similar to a federation network, isn't it? Session uses an Onion-based approach like Tor.
Yes. The difference is that you need to pay to host a Session node, and pay BIG money. That locks out most people that aren't cryptobros, companies or government agencies. While both a Tor/i2p node and Simplex server (or XMPP, or Matrix) are decidedly easy to set up.
Each SimpleX release gets me closer to using it. The upcoming v5.8 update is no exception:
And another round of security audits:
Looking good.
Edit: SimpleX v5.7.5 is 313 MB without Data/Cache on Android. Yikes.