you have to add users to the trust to get access to the channel/dm.
the relay is self-hosted, meaning you have control over where your messages are handled. this means you could run it entirely on an intranet or pipe it through a lora-wan.
personally I run a local instance within my LAN, and another instance in the cloud. both terminate with the same DNS. this means I can have quick very secure chats with family while at home that never leaves my network and when we’re out messages are still going through my infrastructure.
definitely a comparative turd to use in my. expernce and mine just sh! the bed and froze solid, losing everything with a decryption error, while attempting to do that most boring of things, a backup
simplex folks. use simplex.
Simplex have different design and does not cover the same use case. For me I just want a middle ground between the two.
fair enough.
Why Simplex over Molly?
simplex requires zero identifiable information.
you have to add users to the trust to get access to the channel/dm.
the relay is self-hosted, meaning you have control over where your messages are handled. this means you could run it entirely on an intranet or pipe it through a lora-wan.
personally I run a local instance within my LAN, and another instance in the cloud. both terminate with the same DNS. this means I can have quick very secure chats with family while at home that never leaves my network and when we’re out messages are still going through my infrastructure.
definitely a comparative turd to use in my. expernce and mine just sh! the bed and froze solid, losing everything with a decryption error, while attempting to do that most boring of things, a backup
were you trying to backup a relay or your chatlog?