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Matrix is a set of free, open-source and open network standards dedicated to secure, decentralized, real-time encrypted communications. It is published and maintained by the Matrix.org Foundation, which is a non-profit organization, and dedicated to creating an open, independent and evolving communication platform. In 2019, Matrix was out of beta, and its protocol is fully suitable for production usage.
The Matrix protocol has all the basic features you need: decentralized communication, end-to-end encryption, WebRTC voice calls/video calls, real-time sync, message read user display, “typing” notification, group chat, and more. Therefore, for those users who value privacy and security, Matrix is one of the best choices.
Even better, you can run your own server and join the Matrix network. In other words, the communication infrastructure is decentralized, but you can still deploy and configure it as needed. The best part is that you can choose the client you want without being forced to use a specific app to communicate between multiple devices.
The Matrix protocol may not be popular among all organizations and groups of people. However, since 2019 (the official version was released), some organizations and government agencies have gradually adopted the Matrix protocol to build a secure, private, and reliable communication platform. In practical terms, a decentralized protocol enables different organizations to communicate with each other, while also making this communication protocol resistant to censorship. Anyway, if you want to escape the clutches of the tech giants, then Matrix can be an excellent choice.
// Key Features //
- Simple pragmatic RESTful HTTP/JSON APIs by default
- Open specification of the Matrix standard
- Fully decentralised conversations with no single points of control or failure
- End-to-end encryption via Olm and Megolm
- WebRTC VoIP/Video calling using Matrix signalling
- Real-time synchronised history and state across all clients
- Integrates with existing 3rd party IDs to authenticate and discover users
- Maintained by the non-profit Matrix.org Foundation
- Group conversations, read receipts, typing notifications, presence…
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