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* Soykaf: s/shit/soykaf/ig
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* Fuarrrk: s/fuck/fuarrrk/ig
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* RIP: Rust in peace
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* \[\[\[\]\]\]: Like that parentheses meme. It means: bourgeoise, the rich,
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big corps, botnet... Example: [[[Google]]] [[[Cloudflare]]]
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[[[Amazon]]] [[[Automatically OMEMO fingerprint verification]]]
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@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Go to ~/.mozilla/firefox You'll find some .default folders. One
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contains a "times.json" file and the other is full of shit. Delete every content on the folder full of shit
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create a file called user.js and put this:
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[link](https://bin.snopyta.org/?20cdcb4f7af88305#Cnr5cLBdUx2XmwruCBEcyFuyY9WCffG8AnGcuXJBSgng)
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~~~
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user_pref("network.connectivity-service.enabled", false);
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@ -20,10 +20,6 @@ file. Atribution will be given if wanted.
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If you want to request an article, just submit an issue or email me.
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## IRC
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Join use at #the-wired in [kill-9.xyz!](irc://kill-9.xyz)
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## RSS feed
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Since we use a fucking wiki software and this is not a blog we don't have a RSS feed.
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XMPP servers comparision
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========================
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Well, here I am going to compare XMPP servers. As we all know XMPP is a
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descentralizeted protocol. So you can have an account in servera.tld and
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your friend can have an account in serverb.tld and communicate without
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problem.
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The best thing to do is to setup your own XMPP server. But, obviously,
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not everyone can do this. So public servers exists for some reason. In
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this article I am going to compare all the XMPP public servers I\'ve
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seen. What they recollect, how to register to them and stuff like that.
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Trashserver.net
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===============
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Let\'s dig onto their [privacy
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policy](https://trashserver.net/en/privacy/)!
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>IP addresses of users are not logged by default. Exception: In case of
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>incorrect login attempts, the IP address is logged to prevent attacks on
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>accounts.
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Awesome! Just be sure to type your password correctly and no IP will be
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logged. Also, some clients, like Gajim, Conversations and ChatSecure
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supports connecting from Tor. (By the program\'s settings. For another
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client just use torsocks or something like that)
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>No personal data is required for registration.
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Registration is closed. So I cannot test this now.
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>To keep messages synchronized across multiple devices and exchange
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>messages even when two subscribers are not online at the same time,
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>messages are cached on the server for up to 4 weeks.
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Well, understandable. If you don\'t want to do this. You have two
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options:
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1. Use OMEMO/OpenPGP/OTR
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2. Disable the logging feature in your client.
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>Contents uploaded via http~upload~ remain stored on the server for 4
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>weeks
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If you don\'t want content to be in trashserver\'s. Don\'t upload files
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to it. Or use OMEMO/PGP/OTR
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Awesome! This server seems good!
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>If I am required to cooperate with law enforcement authorities under
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>any applicable law, information will be disclosed in accordance with the
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>applicable law.
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Aw, shit.
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Good server. But be sure to always use OMEMO/PGP/OTR so this last point
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is less harmful. Middle tier.
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404.city
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Alright what the fuck? I have to solve a ReCraptcha to create an
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account? in the absolute trash it goes!
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[Privacy policy](https://wiki.404.city/en/404.city:_Privacy_Policy):
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>We store your contact list, connection time and current session IP
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>address. To prevent spam from 02/12/2020 we save account registration
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>information. We are not located on the surface of Mars and we will be
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>obliged (as anyone else) to provide this data by officially confirmed
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>government request in the United States or the European Union.
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Alright, they store, your **IP Address** and when you connected. Don\'t
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even think on creating an account here. And would give info to feds.html
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**SHIT TIER**
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Snopyta
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=======
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You have to create to enable JS to create an account. Err.
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Well, but nothing else is needed! No Craptchas!
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Now, in their [privacy
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policy](https://snopyta.org/service/xmpp/xmpp_privacy_policy.html):
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> Login credentials are stored in encrypted form and never shared with
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>other parties.
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Good.
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>No IP adresses are stored by default on our servers. We may temporary
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>enable logs which contain IP addresses if needed for debugging. These
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>logs are deleted immediately after action has been taken and are kept
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>for a maximum of 24 hours.
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Well, you have to be out of luck for Snopyta to log your IP. Anyways,
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you can always log in using Tor. I don\'t know if Snopyta gives .onion
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services for their XMPP.
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>Messages sent to you while you are offline are stored until you
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>connect or your account is deleted.
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Yeah, use OMEMO or PGP
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The rest of the privacy policy is just XMPP basic stuff. High tier.
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Riseup
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Ah, the old reliable. Right?
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**NO!**
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Riseup has a good privacy policy. XMPP is not the exception but their
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XMPP server sucks!
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You cannot even [Upload
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files](https://compliance.conversations.im/server/riseup.net/) to it!
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Altought it does not support **A LOT** of XEPs. That all the previous
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server supports. Low tier. If you con\'t care about it. Riseup has a
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good privacy policy (they literally would rather to [nuke the
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server](https://riseup.net/en/about-us/policy/government-faq) than
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surrender to the goverment) then it is high tier.
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Wait what? You're telling me that Riseup accepts non-trusted
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connections? WHAT? ABORT EVERYTHING. NEVER USE THIS
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jabber.lqdn.fr
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==============
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Literally who XMPP server. Yes, but Digdeeper uses it.
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In the registration. E-mail is optionan. Which is good, and no craptchas
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are needed.
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[Privacy policy](https://jabber.lqdn.fr/frequently-asked-questions/):
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Messages in the server sent to someone offline are logged until sent.
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Alright, as always, use OMEMO/blah blah/
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>Your list of contacts (that's how xmpp/jabber protocol is working)
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Well, I guess.
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>The date of last connection for each account, so that we can delete
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>account when they are unused for 6 months. (But we don't keep the IP
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>address from where you connect.)
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Well, that\'s ok.
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Well, the privacy policy is ok. High tier
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# Creep.im
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Oh, okay! first thing we see when accessing the website is "IPs are
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not logged" Good start!
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You can create an account directly in the client! Awesome!
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You can connect to a .onion link!
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This is too good to be true.
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And indeed it is. If you want to talk to someone in a creep.im
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account. You'll have to solve a craptcha. Don't use creep.im if you
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don't want your contacts to become your enemies. Shit tier. just for
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this.
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# xmpp.jp
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Recaptcha for registartion. their privacy policy don't say much. Low
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# Summary
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Use trashserver, snopyta or lqdn.
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