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the only feature I need about encryption is to be enabled when I think it is necessary (when the conversation is sensible)

Look at what we are doing just know, our conversation is not encrypted and all is fine.

How many people criticise the security of #xmpp + #omemo, which they say isn't strong enough, and continue to send unencrypted emails to gmail users?

"XMPP: the forgotten gem of Instant Messaging"

Instant messaging is dominated by mainstream apps today, each with their own ecosystems, closed protocols, and business models based on data collection and user engagement. In this landscape, #XMPP might seem like a relic, yet it offers a powerful, open, and privacy-respecting alternative that deserves more recognition. Despite its versatility and potential, XMPP has struggled to gain the popularity it deserves [...]

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I don't understand why #xmpp has no more success?
There are many clients over all operating systems and hosting a server is not very complicated.
If you use activate some xep, you can get a secured solution to communicate.
For me, it's the good tool for instant messaging.

@w3c the RSS link on your page doesn't work

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