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Conversations
The very last word in instant messaging
Conversations is an open source Jabber/XMPP client for Android, designed to provide a unique and more freeing mobile messaging experience. XMPP is a federated protocol that can work with every XMPP server out there, giving you the freedom to choose a trustworthy server for yourself while still being able to chat with contacts from other servers. All communications are TLS encrypted and Conversations offers to enable one of two state of the art end-to-end encryption mechanisms, so you can be assured of the highest level of security in messaging. ... -
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FireFloo Communicator
FireFloo Communicator is a beautiful and slim XMPP & Echo chat client.
FireFloo is an Instant Messaging Communicator combining the open XMPP standard (Jabber, GMail Chat etc.) with the Echo Protocol for secured Chat and Messaging. -
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SecuXabber
A secure Jabber-client for Android using strong encryption
SecuXabber is a secure Jabber-client for Android that bases on Xabber and uses a strong, asymmetric enryption that works on top of the XMPP protocol. A key pair is generated on application start-up. Users can send their public key to other SecuXabber users via Bluetooth. This ensures the origin of the public key because people do a face-to-face check during key exchange. After the keys are imported by both users, all communication between them is done fully encrpyted using a strong 4096 bit...
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