Pretty sure signal refused to integrate

Any link of this BirdyChat?

I'm going to setup my own open source chat server soon and just give the few people that need to talk to me a copy of the open source client. That you can use to talk to me, the rest will be gone

I'm sooooo fucking tired of every company and government wanting to inspect my asshole just so they know that toilet paper to advertise to me or to be sure that I'm "not a terrorist or a pedophile because the government totally is doing this to protect the children, absolutely!!!"

Fuck your lies

Fuck your marketing

And apologies for my French, I'm just reeeeeeaaaally done with this nonsense

The Birdy app requires a work email, which then gets you on a wait list, so that you can subject yourself to their data mining:

Data Categories:

• The email address you use as username on BirdyChat network;

• Your messages and media within messages;

• User identifiers for blocked WhatsApp users;

• Usage information including timestamps related to your communication with WhatsApp users;

• Device and connection information such as IP address, operating system information and the BirdyChat version you are using;

• General location information using your IP address;

• Authentication information including encryption keys that WhatsApp encryption protocol uses;

• WhatsApp user reports in case a WhatsApp user chooses to share this information with WhatsApp.

Have anybody found any news about when serious alternatives will be integrated?

...never? They're not integrated because they don't want them integrated. This is malicious compliance. Even if they were, the opt-in nature would make it completely useless. Much like Apple's RCS integration.

I'm already using a matrix bridge for it because I can't get some cousins to move natively to Matrix. But if that would make it more stable it would be appreciated.