XMPP is like email, a very open standard that was designed for interoperability even with more closed servers that included proprietary features and extensions.
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XMPP is like email, a very open standard that was designed for interoperability even with more closed servers that included proprietary features and extensions. It can be configured to be secure and private. Matrix is another attempt at a more closed protocol / ecosystem with the difference that you can self host it. There have been also multiple complaints about the amounts of metadata that Matrix scatters across servers.
The only thing I dislike about XMPP is that stuff like push notifications and proper mobile clients aren't as easy to get as they are with Matrix. Privacy and protocol-wise I would pick it any day - even if the only advantage is that is is considerably simpler than Matrix.
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Snikket is really good
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you still like it?
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Yes! Works great
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Self hosting it yourself is easy, but if you get a number from JMP.chat then you can request a free Snicket instance if you're wanting someone else to host it.
I had been doing that for awhile and hosting my own server for me and my friends. I recently cancelled JMP chat after several years and just use my self hosted instance now.
