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sir_reginald@lemmy.world 9 months ago
Briar and GNU Jami are the best privacy friendly P2P messengers. I think they have MacOS support but not sure.
SimpleX Chat, although not P2P, uses servers as relays and they get virtually not data from you. You can even switch relays daily or host your own. Depending on your use case, it could be useful since IMO it works better than P2P messengers (due to the limitations of P2P)
Mesaji@lemmy.world 9 months ago
I was gonna say SimpleX too, its kind of popular in Russia tho, I saw someone made this comparson chat, so I guess WireMin is a private messenger too.
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Mesaji@lemmy.world 9 months ago
Apparently, they are a decentralized social media that supports E2EE messenging service. wiremin.org
sir_reginald@lemmy.world 9 months ago
I didn’t know this one, and after looking through their website, I can’t trust them at all.
Dev’s email is gmail. First red flag. And their social media profile are Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Not to mention that all I can read about their “protocol” is shitty marketing speak. There’s no technical whitepaper. And there’s no code. It seems to be proprietary software which is enough reason to run away from it. Together with the rest of things, it looks like either it’s a honeypot or (more probably) a fake privacy initiative trying to grab some money/data from non technical users.