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Privacy minded instant messaging quest.
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this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2023
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Session doesn't store logs on a central server. They are encrypted and stored on lokinet.
Anyway other options are: Jami, Signal or Molly and maybe matrix. Keep in mind Briar will drain battery a bit and doesn't receive notifications offline unless you setup a dedicated device
https://www.securemessagingapps.com/ if you see closely for session , it says that attachments are centralized in their servers in canada
Interesting that you mentioned briar and Bluetooth. What is the issue with Bluetooth?
just search seytonic bluetooth on yt , you can find it preety easily ngl
Okay, just on general principles telling me to watch an influencer on YouTube who summarizes an article isn't a great way to have a discussion.
But whatever, I think this is the article you're referring to:
https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/06/bluetooth_bug_apple_linux/
Bluetooth keyboard, keystroke injections.
That's a generalized Bluetooth issue, not a briar issue. I was just curious if there was a specific briar implementation problem, but if this is the article you're referring to then briar is fine and hasn't had a issue.
i have an exam tomorrow and as such i wasnt able to show you all the sources
and no currently htrere is no briar specific problem in my radar "yet"