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 m.tsuchi | In reply to @matrix_account:matrix.org
But for some reason Jami is not installed through this application. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. You have to modify a setting on Android :
"Allow installation from tierce sources" something like that.
Then you can install F-droid APK
then execute F-Droid, then install Jami and other softwares (browsers...) | 23:12:51 |
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| Hesh. our Veilid framework group #veilid:matrix.org | Jami seems not working joke, even after 4 or 5 years ago I tested it. Video calls not working, I mean black screen for both phones during a test. Purged now without sadness | 05:06:48 |
 winternet | Well, it used to work a while back...but then stopped. Had to delete it too, as it was useless to me and alternatives worked. | 05:14:43 |
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| m.tsuchi | multi-device for same acount, switching networks are problematic, battery-consuming, syncing, data-consuming (maybe a consequence) for this app | 15:02:17 |
| m.tsuchi | * multi-device for same acount, switching networks, battery-consuming, syncing, data-consuming (maybe a consequence) are problematic for this app | 15:03:33 |
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 nitrogen | Jami, any thoughts of adding this new Veilid framework library for untraceability?
Veilid would seem to be one such place. The open source project has recently announced a secure communications framework, designed for decentralized peer-to-peer use through a multi-hop mesh routing system that combines strong encryption with untraceability. In particular, it is designed to be included in any app that wants to have impervious comms without central servers or third-party visibility. This is new, at least as far as its functionality is not tied to narrow use cases, and important. You never, ever want to roll your own networks, cryptographic systems or security management: now you don't have to.
https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/21/opinion_column_monday
https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/12/veilid_privacy_data/
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