Discord has quietly begun testing Incode as a new age verification provider, replacing its previous vendor for some users. The company says face scans are processed on-device where possible, IDs and selfies are deleted after age confirmation, and Discord only receives an age result, not your identity. But the move still raises important privacy questions around biometric verification, third-party trust, and the growing trend of mandatory age checks online, especially after the massive Persona breach linked to Discord user data back in 2025
I wish more FOSS communities would use Matrix, Discord sucks so I barely use it anymore
Fluxer just finally finished their big refactor that brought their code to GitHub for public contribution and they released their revamped selfhosting experience
Still. Not. Federated.
It’s on the roadmap, and it’s a solo dev
Wake us up when its federated and ha proper e2ee.
Kindof like Helix plugin system, Forgejo federation, CoMaps live traffic, etc. I’d rather use something that works right now and not have to wait like 5 years
And Claude ofc
Their desktop client is a memory hog too. Takes ages to launch and update
I agree, but all matrix clients have their own issues too, and its not a 1:1 replacement.
Been working on deciding where to move to, not sure if I can get my people to come with but as it stands
Fluxer - E2EE is iffy at the moment from what I’ve seen, federation not yet a thing
Matrix - I don’t know of a client that allows audio screenshares which is important when sites keep removing the watchparty features
MOVIM is entirely text based as far as I can tell
What are you talking about? One of its main features is multi-stream video calls, which most other XMPP clients don’t handle
If you use Element web with a chrome-based browser you can share a tab playing a video from the same browser. I use Helium to connect to matrix and my Jellyfin server to stream movies regularly. Within the last few months they’ve added the ability to adjust stream volume as well.
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