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  • daniel@gultsch.socialundefined

    An #XMPP sprint has just been announced for June 2026 in the Berlin offices of Wikimedia Germany.

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    daniel@gultsch.socialundefined
    An #XMPP sprint has just been announced for June 2026 in the Berlin offices of Wikimedia Germany. I will definitely put that on my calendar. Last year was great fun. Thank you @debacle.https://wiki.xmpp.org/web/Sprints/2026-06_Berlin
  • daniel@gultsch.videoundefined

    UnifiedPush - Push notifications. Decentralized and Open Source (FOSDEM26)

    Talks fosdem unifiedpush xmpp
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    daniel@gultsch.videoundefined
    To understand how we can replace Google push notifications (FCM) with something open source and decentralized, we need to understand how they work and why they are needed in the first place. This talk explains the mechanics of push notifications and why, despite their potentially bad reputation, they are a more elegant solution than having every app maintain its own persistent server connection. While open-source tools like microG can remove proprietary Google software from your Android phone, the actual notifications are still sent via Google's servers (Firebase Cloud Messaging). UnifiedPush is a framework that allows push notifications to be delivered in a decentralized manner or through self-hosted servers. Numerous open-source Android apps already support UnifiedPush, including Tusky, Ltt.rs, Fedilab, DAVx⁵, Fennec, Element, and many more. The presentation ends with a short demo on how to use UnifiedPush on Android. Talk given at FOSDEM 2026 https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/7HJJS7-unifiedpush_-_push_notifications_decentralized_and_open_source/
  • tomgag@infosec.exchangeundefined

    Oh, this is so f***ing gold.

    Uncategorized matrix jabber xmpp signal privacy security enshittification
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    tomgag@infosec.exchangeundefined
    Oh, this is so f***ing gold. This post is a juice concentrate of the many reasons why Matrix sucks:https://yaky.dev/2025-11-30-self-hosting-matrix/Among others:Users cannot be deletedThis is simply not an option in the API. Server admin can perform a "deactivate" (disable login) and "erase" (remove related data, which claims to be GDPR-compliant) on user accounts, but the accounts themselves stay on the server forever.LOL.Here is my take on why you should trash Matrix and use XMPP, or ta least Signal instead:https://gagliardoni.net/#im_battle_2025#im #matrix #jabber #xmpp #signal #privacy #security #enshittification #cypherpunk
  • senderolinux@mastodon.socialundefined

    Some things you do can with postmarketOS on a refurbished phone like a OnePlus 6/6T:1.

    Uncategorized mobilelinux postmarketos xmpp jmp phosh rss linux
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    senderolinux@mastodon.socialundefined
    Some things you do can with postmarketOS on a refurbished phone like a OnePlus 6/6T:1. Use Telegram and Flare (Signal client) to message your contacts2. Use jmp.chat and an xmpp client like Dino to call and message regular phone numbers3. Use Tuba for Fediverse applications like Mastodon4. Browse the internet with mobile-friendly configured Firefox5. Use Newsflash to follow RSS feeds and blogsWhat else do you enjoy on #MobileLinux?#postmarketos #xmpp #jmp #phosh #rss #linux @dino @Tuba