Post AU1aWwPpzmXNjXhxBI by timapple@social.lol
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 (DIR) Post #ATyOsJqcI0onYzmUXw by kmontenegro@freeradical.zone
       2023-03-24T23:47:51Z
       
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       I really admire how @matrix continues to get better & am surprised that folks still insist on using a closed & corporate owned platform like Keybase...
       
 (DIR) Post #ATyl9duh8X3fi8M1zc by hadilq@androiddev.social
       2023-03-25T13:36:45Z
       
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       @kmontenegro @matrix I am a fan, but I uninstalled it a while ago because it relies on technologies that are not designed to be secure despite Matrix promises to be secure. Technologies like WebRTC and VoIP I mean. Why couldn't they do it like the way that Signal did?
       
 (DIR) Post #ATyl9ertaQPgfk3JGi by matrix@mastodon.matrix.org
       2023-03-25T16:01:38Z
       
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       @hadilq @kmontenegro Signal supports VoIP, and does so via WebRTC: https://github.com/signalapp/webrtc. Meanwhile Element supports disabling p2p voip on all platforms if you want to sacrifice performance for privacy.
       
 (DIR) Post #ATyuk2ezVOu8TRRMUi by hadilq@androiddev.social
       2023-03-25T17:49:46Z
       
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       @hadilq @kmontenegro @matrix thanks for your response. It may be good to mention that the Signal team applied some security patches which may be missing in Element.Also after using both of them for a long time, I never had a missed call in Signal to just get my IP address, but I had more than a couple of them with Matrix from accounts I've never interact with them before.
       
 (DIR) Post #ATz4cMxl8TSgfOCPTM by matrix@mastodon.matrix.org
       2023-03-25T19:40:22Z
       
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       @hadilq signal looks to be as vulnerable to webrtc bugs as any other, eg: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2020/08/exploiting-android-messengers-part-3.html
       
 (DIR) Post #ATzHkWrNWNVB5BR4d6 by hadilq@androiddev.social
       2023-03-25T22:07:29Z
       
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       @hadilq @matrix I understand. Maybe my end result was depending on my different usecase for them, but I still blame poor UX of Element for what happened to me. Would you deny sharing extra information, such as IP address, with any user by default? Of course after asking for permission for a specific user it's okay.
       
 (DIR) Post #AU1XdeyCxN67n8IRSy by timapple@social.lol
       2023-03-26T10:51:18Z
       
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       @kmontenegro @matrix Matrix need to work on the default client Element, it's a trash heap. Keeps crashing. Whether I use the flatpak or rpm.
       
 (DIR) Post #AU1XdfbuZkrBmGs9Ls by matrix@mastodon.matrix.org
       2023-03-27T00:14:26Z
       
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       @timapple @kmontenegro element doesn’t publish an official rpm or flatpak, so whatever your using is unfortunately a downstream screwup.
       
 (DIR) Post #AU1aWwPpzmXNjXhxBI by timapple@social.lol
       2023-03-27T00:47:27Z
       
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       @matrix @kmontenegro Gotcha
       
 (DIR) Post #AU1anm7VWmCYj1A3YO by timapple@social.lol
       2023-03-27T00:50:32Z
       
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       @matrix @kmontenegro So I went to element.io and all you guys provide is a .deb which skips a large portion of Linux. Maybe focusing on Flatpak would be the way to go? At this point I can't use your package since I run Fedora.