>PRIVATE AND SECURE. Everything you send on Wire is end-to-end encrypted. >NO PROFILING. Wire cannot read your messages, and does not share or sell your data or contact details to anyone. >PHONE NUMBER OR EMAIL. Register with phone number on mobile, or with email on desktop, then log in with the same account on mobile. >OPEN SOURCE. Anyone can verify the security of Wire by auditing the code available on GitHub. >MOBILE, TABLET, DESKTOP. Chats are always in sync and you don’t need your phone to log in on desktop. >GROUPS. Wire is great for private and secure group conversations with up to 128 people. >TIMED MESSAGES. Control how long others see your messages, pictures, videos. >DELETE. Posted something to a wrong chat by accident? No problem, delete it from all receiving devices. >VOICE AND VIDEO CALLS. Crystal clear quality, developed by the original audio team from Skype. >GROUP CALLS. Add up to 10 people and enjoy the virtual stereo effect (with headphones) to help you understand who’s talking. >AUDIO AND VIDEO MESSAGES. Record and send, or choose a clip from your device. There are even fun audio filters to modify your voice. >GIFS AND SKETCHES. Send a funny GIF or sketch with your finger (try also sketch-on-photo) to send a unique reply. >FILE SHARING. Securely transfer any file from your device, or from cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox. >LOCATION SHARING. Meeting up or giving instructions is easy – just share your current location. >VIDEOS AND MUSIC. Share a Youtube, Spotify, Vimeo or SoundCloud link in a chat and others can play it without leaving Wire. >LINK PREVIEWS. Share any web link and we will automatically show the page title and a photo from the page (if available).
I don't use any of this shitty messenger bullshit. Why the fuck should I care?
Zachary Evans
>I have no friends
Easton Miller
CIA is going to make this app illegal to push us closer to 1984.
Blake Bennett
Do you know why? Its broken, insecure and SHIT
It doesnt take much effort to realize that nobody uses it because its fucking shit
Idiot
Brody Miller
been using it for a year
Brandon Torres
my friends are normies that will only use Facebook Messenger I'm sure I'm not the only one
Austin Howard
Great. So there is a platform available so I can chat with autistic social rejects.
Ethan Brooks
>my friends are normies that will only use Facebook Messenger
sad
Grayson Peterson
I don't use it because of the amount of potentially paid shilling that it gets on Sup Forums. I have seen this exact thread, with the exact same title several times and that either means that there is a couple people with some serious autism who keeps making these threads (which I will admit is likely) or wire is receiving funding from people with money who are interested in privacy things (as in the NSA wanting to get exploits into it) and they are using some of that money to hire shills. Either way the excessive shilling makes me less likely to use this shit even if I had a use for another shitty messaging app.
Jayden Flores
I shill every privacy app on Sup Forums so you think everything is an NSA botnet.
Works great.
John Cooper
What's your end game?
William Davis
Never heard of it. Looks nice, though.
Thing is, it will probably be dead in a few years, while WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger will be still here.
Alexander Baker
To make Sup Forums not use anything at all.
Alexander Mitchell
>shilling this hard
William Miller
Tox.
Nathan Rodriguez
>Tox.
It is so not Sup Forums approved. Not even proven to work.
Ryder Sullivan
>requires Google Botnet (WeTracku4FREE) Services version 666.666.6-RELEASE
Dropped and stomped on. Call me when it's not a literal botnet.
Alexander Moore
>Tox >not Sup Forums approved Newfag spotted. Tox was literally created by some people on Sup Forums. Tox is one of the few Sup Forums projects that didn't die within a week.
Ryder Collins
tox was literally started on Sup Forums even though the devs try to distance themselves from it now
Xavier Foster
fuck you and your shit messenger and fuck tox as well. kill yourselves.
Nolan Jackson
>messenger Why
Alexander Martin
Sup Forums can create any kind of shit. It doesn't mean it works. Until it is proven to work and audited, it's nothing.
Mason Walker
I never said it was good, I just said that it's "Sup Forums approved" or as close as you can get because it was literally created by Sup Forums.
Matthew Reed
It is not Sup Forums approved unless the code actually does what it claims to do, retard.
Stop being retarded. I can make an IM client the same way Tox was made right now and you still can't call what I make Sup Forums approved.
Jacob Ross
if they aren't selling our info or showing ads, how do they make money?
Jose Sanders
Same as Telegram. They are funded to create a product, make it free for now and then charge for premium features later.
Noah Myers
>At the moment (August, 2016) Wire doesn’t make any money. Wire is backed by Iconical and Skype co-founder Janus Friis with plans to monetize in the future with premium features.
You are not Sup Forums. Your standards do not apply for the entire user base of Sup Forums. Please stop trying to claim that you are the arbitrator of Sup Forums software standards. Also the Tox code does do what it claims to do, it enables encrypted messaging (albeit with a home brewed crypto library which could use some testing). Finally, the reason why I consider Tox to be Sup Forums approved is because it was created by Sup Forums users from a thread on Sup Forums after the Snowden revelations; if you just shat out a IM client I would not consider it Sup Forums approved as it wasn't a project formed on Sup Forums by the Sup Forums community.
Matthew Hall
The Sup Forums community did not make Tox. Some fags on Sup Forums made it. There is absolutely nothing to show that Tox is actually secure. Again, stop being retarded.
Gavin Nelson
The Sup Forums community did make Tox, it was thought up in a thread on Sup Forums and development was started by Sup Forums users. If you don't consider that to be enough to consider it created by the Sup Forums community then I don't know how you can every consider any project to be created by a community. Also I have looked into it and Tox uses an established crypto library, NaCl via libsodium (the same encryption library used by dnscrypt and many other programs) so this myth that tox uses insecure homebrew crypto (which I will admit i believed until I looked it up just now) is in fact false.
Isaac Wright
What was wrong with texting? Why has everyone switched to walled gardens when they could use a universal standard that is quite literally ubiquitous across the entire planet?
Aiden Brown
Texting is really limited, not secure and controlled by carriers.
Justin Brown
fuck you
Owen Sanders
To crash Sup Forums with no cia niggers
Isaac Campbell
You're an idiot. It's even in the wiki you moron.
Ryder Bailey
Conversations with your own xmpp server is the Sup Forums standard
Signal recently introduced encrypted video calling. Update the chart bub.
And does Wire have a sick looking AMOLED theme?
Juan Cook
Maybe you should request it on F-Droid.
Wyatt Gonzalez
International texting is expensive and carbon copy is inferior to group chat
Hunter Scott
When it goes stable, sure
Luke Cook
The Sup Forums standard is not talking to anyone ever outside of Sup Forums.
Chase Lewis
Are you asking why people communicate with each other?
Yeah I have no idea either.
Brody Cooper
>>VOICE AND VIDEO CALLS. Crystal clear quality, developed by the original audio team from Skype. >developed by the original audio team from Skype >SKYPE >NSA COLLABORATOR and there it is, /thread close it down
Logan Morris
I'd rather wait for Matrix to mature, federated chat will always be better than centralized chat, always.
Wire is cool now, it may not even exist tomorrow or it may change its policies, etc., then you have to migrate all your shit to a new service. This has been very common for me with things like icq, aim, msn, etc. but irc, xmpp, and other things like it still work fine today, everywhere and the clients work exactly the same as they did without features removed or services dropped.
Bentley Davis
No it's not.
Adrian Cox
So edgy
Joshua Hernandez
sad
Ryder Young
you mean email or xmpp?
Aiden Wilson
Hail our timetraveling overlords
Caleb Gonzalez
Because a lot of countries don't have unlimited text and call plans, and these clients offer extra features like file sharing, image sharing, group chat and other things you can't do trough normal texting.
Charles Hughes
How do you get your normie friends to do that tho?
Also idk how to do that on my phone.
Christopher Davis
>How do you get your normie friends to do that tho?
If they are really your friends they will want to use the same IM client you want to use.
James Torres
>If they are really your friends they will want to use the same IM client you want to use.
>If you love me, you do as I say
No, they won't. They'll use what is most convenient for their social media bullshit, which user probably isn't part of.
Nathan Kelly
>>FILE SHARING. Securely transfer any file from your device, or from cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox.
Max 25MB :^)
Samuel Cox
More like
>friends should have the same values as you
So wanting the same IM client isn't out of the question, especially if you both value privacy.
Christopher Garcia
this is now Sup Forums disapproved. fuck off.
Nolan Jenkins
I mean, sometimes I can convince them to switch their normie services. But ultimately they have friends other than me, and everyone hates having 20 different messaging apps on their phones.
Also sometimes they don't actually like them even if I get them to try them out.
Leo Ross
Trash.
Cameron Stewart
Pick one good one and be passionate about how useful it can be to them. If you have something in common they will be won over.
Most people have more than one chat app on their phone anyway so one more is not a big deal. They should be blaming their friends for putting them on 5 different apps, not you for putting them on 1 standard, secure protocol like XMPP or Signal.
Jaxon Wood
>friends >Sup Forums Fuck off, normalfag. I'm being serious here.
James Robinson
> having shitty friends basically the same as having no friends
Colton Peterson
Can I run my own server?
Can this be used without registration on anything but THAT server?
Otherwise XMPP or even email is just superior.
Nathan Butler
Can you recommend a good client for Android?
That also happens to have a desktop client and syncs the messages?
Samuel Hernandez
Wire
Asher Cox
t. Terry
Ryder Cook
I use Discord because that's what other people I know use. Your choice of messaging client is determined by your friends. Even if I approved of a particular client, I could at most convince 1-2 of my friends to switch to it, and then we'd either have to be running multiple messaging clients, or switch back because others refused to use the one we like.
Back in the day, I used to use WASTE, which was honestly fucking amazing for what it did at the time. Pity it never became very widespread or popular; at most I had 3 people other than myself using it and we all liked it, but it ended up falling out of use because people would lose keys in reformats and kept having to trade new keys, others would forget to load the program up, and others just plain refused to keep using it.
Levi Morales
>Your choice of messaging client is determined by your friends.
beta male detected
Brayden Gray
I do use it and have all of my family & co-workers on it
Nathaniel Peterson
no
Liam Sanchez
>I use Discord because that's what other people I know use.
You need to be 18+ to post here.
Thomas Bell
>requires phone number um, no thanks? dropped.
Tyler Gray
um, no it doesn't? picked up.
Jose Clark
>friends will use my shitty obscure messenger that doesn't interface with le SocialMedia™ sure thing kiddo
Grayson Butler
>downloaded app >click register >asked for phone number BTFO
Joshua Rogers
It doesn't require a phone number. Sign up on desktop and all it needs is an email.
Gabriel Hughes
The OP even says it doesn't need a phone number, dumbasses.
Ryder Harris
>normie friends In my city they all use sms, facebook messenger is nerdshit tier for them so no messaging app is even a concern. I honestly don't care for those people anyway and make active efforts to avoid communicating with them to begin with, I have plenty of friends without weird stipulations and would rather talk to them, so it all works out given this is a communication tool. If it really came down to it though, you just do the same thing you do for any other service, tell them you use it and hope the registration process is simple in the clients, this won't be hard for my set of friends since they're all fed up with current im services anyway.
Zachary Wilson
iMessage is the big thing for half of my friends aka the iOS ones. The other half use Facebook.
Levi Price
has there ever been ever a more transperent of the post marketing or not the future or past I think!?!?!?!?
Brody Richardson
hi, you must be new here.
Kevin Jenkins
>I have no friends so everybody on Sup Forums must be like me!
No. Just no.
Kayden Morgan
Around here it's mostly Whatsapp, tho a few normies are shilling Telegram quite hard as of late.
I personally convinced a couple of friends to use Google Hangouts, mostly because I really want an app that stores my chat history from beggining to end and does so in the cloud.