What do you think is currently the most interesting decentralized messaging system when Signal and its server infrastructure would be more severely disrupted tomorrow?

[delta@chaos.social]

What do you think is currently the most interesting decentralized messaging system when Signal and its server infrastructure would be more severely disrupted tomorrow?

[lexinova@cyberplace.social]

@delta if briar (bluetooth and local network) would be easier briar, but right now your.

Hope to see a more easy (#docker / #codeberg registry) docker image for the relay.

and of course can be default when the call feature is out of beta.

[zaire@fedi.absturztau.be]

@delta delta chat is the only one that actually works in a more or less seamless way, with another year or two of work it’ll be definitively superseding signal

[spla@mastodont.cat]

@delta Delta Chat, obviously.

[oleksii@social.linux.pizza]

@delta for me #voip #sip @Belledonne_Communications is a game changer for decentralized audio/video calls.
Mostly talking about private use case.

[jrp@hub.kliklak.net]

@Delta Chat git install ohne besondere php erweiterungen für relays auf shared hosts ohne root zugriffsrechte wäre miau.

[leberschnitzel@existiert.ch]

@lexinova same for me: if briar would have an iPhone client I'd be trying it with my friends, but right now @delta is super interesting with the smart integration of existing technologies

[revpancakes@hachyderm.io]

@delta most *interesting* (but certainly not most useable atm) would have to be meshtastic/core since the internet is only one possible physical backbone for these

[kas@social.magnetic-ink.dk]

@delta Even if there were no #chatmail relays, the infrastructure necessary for #DeltaChat would still be in place and could be used with little efford. DeltaChat is a clear — an in my humble opinion: hugely underrated — winner here.