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Based admin BTFOing bandwagoner jeets/zoomers.

>>12377

> You can't get more private than joining IRC or SSH over Tor and seven proxies

That is true (not the IRC part) but what simplex is doing is making it much easier/better with it's protocol, I think you guys have fundamentally wrong understanding of simplex protocol and have it differs from XMPP and IRC, so here a quick explanation

> Unlike XMPP and Matrix (which have server-local accounts that can communicate with each other via federation), SimpleX Chat's servers work as unidirectional pipes between client devices. Chatrooms and user profiles are implemented entirely client-side, without the servers storing any persistent data about users or chatroom: Source [Whonix](https://www.whonix.org/wiki/SimpleX)

>Our XMPP server already has occupant JIDs turned off.
But occupant still has a ID, what simplex is doing is entirely removing any form of ID, it creates a temporary id and there is no permanent ID at all, the severs can't identify any user

>But are those attachments stored on the server or the centralized relay?
>I don't like the idea of a centralized relay at all
Neither, everything is stored locally and there is no "centralized relay"

>which are all completely decentralized protocols you can spin up on a box in minutes
well not truly (especially IRC) as xmpp is still federated but its good enough for most people i guess.

>we aren't missing any features because they're already being covered by the 4 services we already have running
That's fair :)