Briar
5.0 mei he ngaahi fetuʻu ʻe 5 (makatuʻunga ʻi he 2 toe vakaiʻi)
fekauʻaki mo e:
Ko e Briar ko ha tekinolosia fetu'utaki polokalama fakakomipiuta 'oku fakaava, 'oku fakataumu'a ke 'oatu 'a e fetu'utaki malu mo fefeka 'a e to'ume'a ki he to'ume'a 'oku 'ikai ha ngaahi seva centralized mo e si'isi'i taha 'o e falala ki he ngaahi langa fakalakalaka 'i tu'a. 'Oku fai 'a e ngaahi fehokotaki'anga 'o fakafou 'i he bluetooth, WiFi, pe 'i he 'initaneti 'o fakafou 'i he Tor pea 'oku fakapulipuli'i 'a e fetu'utaki fakafo'ituitui kotoa pe 'i he ngata'anga ki he ngata'anga. 'Oku tanaki 'a e ngaahi me'a fekau'aki 'i he founga fakapulipuli 'i he ngaahi device 'oku kau mai. Ko e ngaahi palani taimi loloa ki he poloseki ‘oku kau ai ‘a e “blogging, mape ‘o e faingata’a mo e fakatonutonu fakataha ‘o e ngaahi tohi.” Ko e fuofua kau fanongo taumuʻa ki he Briar ʻoku kau ai ʻa e “kau ʻekitivitī, kau faiongoongo mo e sōsaieti sivile” mo e ngaahi palani ke ʻai ʻa e sisitemí ke “faingofua feʻunga ke tokoniʻi ha taha pē ke tauhi ʻenau fakamatalá ke malu.” Koe'uhi ko e malava ke ngaue 'i he 'ikai ha ngaahi langa fakalakalaka 'o e 'initaneti 'e lava ke ne toe 'ai 'a e poloseki ke mahu'inga ki he tali fakatamaki mo e ngaahi kautaha tokoni, 'Oku ngaue 'a e kau fakalakalaka mo e Open Humanitarian Initiative mo e Taarifa.[3] Ko hono faka'osi, 'Oku fakataumu'a 'a e kau developers ke fa'u ha sisitemi 'a ia 'oku “faingofua hono faka'aonga'i 'o hange ko e WhatsApp, malu 'o hange ko e PGP, pea 'oku kei ngaue pe ia kapau 'oku maumau'i 'e ha taha 'a e 'Initaneti.” ‘Oku pulusi ‘a e source code ‘a e Briar ko e polokalama fakakomipiuta ta’etotongi pea ‘oku tufaki atu ia ‘i he malumalu ‘o e ngaahi tu’utu’uni ‘o e laiseni GPLv3. Na’e ‘atita’i ia ‘e he Cure53 pea na’e lea lahi ki ai ‘i ha lipooti na’e fakahoko ‘i he ‘aho 20 ‘o Ma’asi 2017, pea na’e fokotu’u ke fai ha ‘atita hono ua hili ‘a e fakakakato ‘o e fakalakalaka.
ngaahi meʻa ʻoku ʻoatu:
23/05/2021
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e Briar
‘Oku toe ma’u foki ia ki he Linux https://www.tromjaro.com/briar/ – ko ia ‘oku ‘ikai ngata pe ‘i he ngaahi telefoni to’oto’o 😉 .
006/2/2020
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e Briar
First I thought you need to have a phone number or a sim card in order to use it, but I found out that “Briar differs from other messengers in that no personal information such as SIM card, phone number, email address or messenger ID is required to register.” (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Briar_(Instant_Messenger)) – however it seems like it’s only available for phones. You can install it in the F-Droid Store, Google’s Play store (mind you – that’s trade-based) or you can download it on the website: https://briarproject.org/
Ko ia kapau te ke ui ia ko e “fefakatau’aki ta’etotongi ki he ngaahi telefoni” pea te u ‘oatu ‘a e 5/5. Kapau te u ‘eke ki he W.A.I.T – Ko e hā ‘oku ou fefakatau’aki aí? Hange ‘oku ‘ikai ha me’a – ‘ikai ha data, ‘ikai ha tokanga (via ads), ‘ikai ha pa’anga pe ko ha toe me’a kehe.