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-flotilla

-chachi and xchat, both allow you to make chat groups and you choose your own relays to have control of the chat room


https://marmot-protocol.github.io/marmots-web-chat
and

https://tryquiet.org/
but this is more for p2p communication in which messages are saved on the devices of those who join the chat, it is not based on nostr, it only uses TOR to send messages and the chat rooms and profile are more to be disposable.

what I wonder is, what will happen the day when that risk of inflation that Monero has occurs? because its protocol does not have a limit of how many XMRs there may be, which are the events that can be predicted.

lately I'm questioning whether it's still worth commenting on YouTube, because even without ad blocker, the algorithm deletes the comments I make even when they are simple words that have nothing wrong with them.
apart from the fact that most of their videos are more clickbait that they don't even want to know anything about these users again.

I barely tried quiet and it seems to have what you are looking for, but since it uses the Tor network to send messages between peers, I don't think it will work for video, chat rooms and images, maybe it will.

if they manage to subdue proton, it would be like having obtained the holy grail, in which if they are forced to collect data that reveals the identity of the users, they will finally be able to get rid of all those who talk about things they try to keep secret.

everyone is simply already realizing the risks caused by having to depend all the time on third-party servers, although many services claim to protect user privacy, all of them end up giving in due to legal pressure or data leaks. and right now making p2p connections is easier than it was years ago.

the story is important, but there we also have to solve another problem that is not yet addressed, and that is that the big studios always monopolize all the attention and the distributors give more attention to Disney, Universal and Warner productions than the small creators. if the problem of making everyone have the same opportunity to be seen is not solved, making good stories is of no use if there is no one for that content to reach.

only there you have to look at the cases of Latin America, every time they try to finance the distribution of content made in the country, the big production companies go to those countries and threaten both companies and governments to stop carrying their films if they don't just give them all the attention and since they are the ones who generate the most money, they are the ones who pay the most attention to them.

many will end up giving their ID, because AI is currently like a cigarette, you can't put it down once you try it.