@hristo
@mike @kev

Is Teleguard oss? sounds centralised like signal. interesting concept. still early in its feature set.

@NatCor @mike @kev Yes, the application is centralized and is based in Switzerland - this is the advantage. Already in Germany he became a leader.

@hristo
@mike @kev

Is it open source or closed source?

I tried setting up an teleguard ID, I cannot get passed the created ID button. stuck at front page. weird.

@NatCor @mike @kev

@NatCor @mike @kev The project is not open source.

@haxnet that should be enough if you plan to interact only on 1-to-1 conversations. I tried it out and is not as convenient and feature rich as normal Telegram chats, Signal which is by default E2EE on every chat, has most or all of the features Telegram offers on normal chats. As @kev mentioned, it all depends on your needs and preferences.

@haxnet what @rmor said. 😊

@lee8oi I haven't read the post from kev yet but I'm slowly moving away from Signal. Don't get me wrong I like the user friendly approach and Signal is much better than Whatapp in terms of privacy (https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/signal-myths/) and ethics but it's still centralized and as far as I know the servers are in the US making them vulnerable to US legislation.

@mike @kev

@lee8oi About Keybase. I believe that the acquisition of Keybase by Zoom made it pretty unpopular within the Fediverse.

@mike @kev

@lee8oi @mike were still using Keybase for fosstodon team chat.