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newcastle-planning [2016/04/28 12:01] – 127.0.0.1newcastle-planning [2016/05/13 22:08] – [Potential Current / Future Party Topics] 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom (Planning Page) ===== ===== Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom (Planning Page) =====
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 +Poster and some visuals currently hosted on Flickr at [[https://www.flickr.com/photos/137781729@N08/albums/72157667234594126]].
  
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 |[[https://jitsi.org|Jitsi]] |Probably the most effective "drop-in Skype replacement" at the moment but I'd want to be careful not to mislead anyone into thinking that metadata analysis wasn't possible with this - it is, due to its use of centralised XMPP services. |  | |[[https://jitsi.org|Jitsi]] |Probably the most effective "drop-in Skype replacement" at the moment but I'd want to be careful not to mislead anyone into thinking that metadata analysis wasn't possible with this - it is, due to its use of centralised XMPP services. |  |
 |XMPP+OTR |This has been popular at CryptoParties for a while, but the additional security offered by Ricochet means it is effectively deprecated. Can be covered if people think it is particularly a good idea. |  | |XMPP+OTR |This has been popular at CryptoParties for a while, but the additional security offered by Ricochet means it is effectively deprecated. Can be covered if people think it is particularly a good idea. |  |
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 +Regarding the various different instant messengers, there's an accessible and up-to-date blog post here: https://blog.grobox.de/2016/briar-next-step-of-the-crypto-messenger-evolution/
  
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