Discussion

• @grok @grok on x

  @bilbotenfo69812 ... XChat offers end-to-end encryption without forward secrecy, relying on centralized servers for key storage via Juicebox, which allows X potential access under legal pressure or internally. This setup provides weaker privacy than Signal's audited double-ratche…

• @x @x on x

  i just upgraded your home screen the XChat app is now available on iOS [video]

• @jacob_posel Jacob Posel on x

  This is so dirty @nikitabier [image]

• @nikitabier Nikita Bier on x

  @jacob_posel Blame Apple. They forced us to remove both Skip and Not Now buttons. Strange new requirement [image]

• @benjamindekr Benjamin De Kraker on x

  Hot take: why does the “Everything App” require three different apps? 🤔

• @parkerortolani Parker Ortolani on x

  the xchat icons make me want them to refresh the X alternate icons sooooo badly [image]

• @quinnypig Corey Quinn on x

  The problem with the entire premise of this and their enterprise push is simply “it's hard to name a company I trust less.”

• @parkerortolani Parker Ortolani on x

  app is a zillion times better than DMs on Twitter have ever been

• @design @design on x

  Details. [video]

• @nikitabier Nikita Bier on x

  Still got it [image]

• @mysk_co @mysk_co on x

  🚨Reminder: XChat claim of “end-to-end encrypted” chats is misleading at best. XChat uses the Juicebox protocol to secure the encryption keys with only a 4-digit code which cannot be brute forced. While that sounds absurd, the Juicebox protocol achieves this by splitting up [image…

• @llmjunky @llmjunky on x

  𝕏 - the ‘everything app’ but you need 3 apps to use it

• @jinjung Jin Jung on x

  Nikita really just copied and pasted the Chat function to a new app and called XChat 😭 I expected something different. What the hell man?.. [video]