Fiasco chez les fées

Syncing new messages takes forever. Doesn't offer mute notifications for certain amount of time. If my friend didn't move discord to Matrix, I wouldn't be using this.

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I started using this app a few months ago and it was okay back then. I moved there my work chats, private chats, and now it randomly crashes whenever I open a thread / open a convo. And there’s not a single high reported anywhere, but friends and coworkers report the same problem all over again! Stick with Signal. Oh, and calls and video calls just don’t work. FYI.

pros • perfect privacy • voice messages • supported even ios:12.6 na • security test - don't see how can I test security with for eg "unix command line" • bridges - cannot test in free version cons • missinng video messages

When video call runing and go to chat or something else It can not possible to go back to video. Just only listen the voice.

Oproti jiným chatovacím aplikacím nabízí Element (dříve Riot) mnohem vyšší zabezpečení a soukromí díky end-to-end encryption. Je založený na Matrixu, takže se dá propojit i s jinými službami (např. Slack), aniž by ostatní museli mít Element. Je ale spíše pro zdatnější uživatele, protože není vždy zcela intuitivní.

Aplikace je naprosto nespolehlivá a vypadá, jako by ji designoval schopný disgrafik.

Took me three seconds - whenever I browse the App Store and check out an app, I skip directly to the “Privacy” section. Here you will find reports on data collected and stored. With this application, there IS “anonymized” information collected on you. I don’t know about you, but that is not up-to-par when it comes to my personal OPSec standards. I would rank this on-par with the “Signal” app… Which also collects data. However, the app “Session” is absolutely killing it. NO data collected, no purchase required, no subscriptions (exposing your personal information), three tor nodes before it reaches your partner, where it needs to traverse another three nodes in order to reach your friend. E2E encryption. No log-in/sign-up, a unique identifier string is generated. This is your “username”, what you use to add others. Not your name, not your email, not a username tied to your email. I don’t work for these dudes, don’t even know much about the project besides what I need to. However, I was literally THE ONE that convinced ChatGPT Session was a more secure application than the Matrix network or this application. Although this isn’t a complete atrocity, perhaps reasonable for your average, privacy-oriented individual - if privacy, security, encryption, anonymity, and confidentiality is your TOP priority and you can handle waiting a couple of extra seconds for your messages to pass all of those nodes (takes about three seconds)… I would definitely explore Session. It checks nearly every box on the list when it comes to maintaining your utmost level of security while communicating online. The developers did a fantastic job, a great example of: well, these guys did it with no data collected…. So…. Why? Why take that risk? And, yes, I did test the app thoroughly. I’m writing an article and am forming a report. Again. It’s not like a Kindergartener threw this together, it’s better than Telegram… But it’s lackluster. I, as a professional, would not trust my security with this app.

No account creation. Also, like most things this is NOT family safe. Threema is family safe. This is chat, as dangerous as discord, but uses fediverse.

App opens then crashes after 30 seconds.