I have been checking out different messaging apps & Jami stood out because of its decentralized setup—no central servers, which is awesome. I am not super tech-savvy but I do care a lot about privacy & avoiding platforms that track everything we do.
I have used Signal & I have played around with Matrix/Element too. I am just trying to get a feel for how secure & private Jami is compared to those. How solid is its encryption? Does it leak any metadata? And how does it handle updates since it’s decentralized?
I came across Jami while doing a Blockchain Developer Course& the idea of decentralized communication clicked with me instantly. I want to hear what actual users think. Is it ready for daily use or still kind of in development mode?
Also i have check this Need to use central servers Still i want to know more.
Oui, jami fonctionne en utilisation quotidienne ET oui aussi, il est perpétuellement en mode développement…
Nous utilisons quotidiennement jami depuis trois ans sur une ordinateur LinuxMint, bienvenue sur le swarm (essaim, groupe) Jami Tests Communauté, sur lequel nous échangeons pour faire progresser jami avec quelques utilisateurs et développeurs francophones.
Notre pseudo jami : orevlucanje
I can’t really comment on Jami’s security, but as someone who currently runs their own Matrix homeserver as well as a Jami node, I can say that I do not yet think that Jami is anywhere near as reliable as Matrix (although Matrix is also not without its reliability problems!)
I still think of Jami as alpha level software.
Lest that come off as too harsh, I will say that I do think that Jami is the best p2p that I’ve tried, and I keep on using it in a test situation with the hopes that someday it will replace my Matrix homeserver (which costs time and money to maintain and is dependent on a central server)
I think the future is p2p, but Jami needs to work better on mobile especially, and of course there needs to be a good way to export the chats.
