#jmpchat — Public Fediverse posts
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Is anyone using #jmpchat on a #LinuxMobile device? I'm running #Dino via flatpak, but it doesn't seem to run in the background on boot (so I miss SMS) and I have no clue if calling is supported (no obvious way to make a call.)
Is there a better way to use this service?
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Is anyone using #jmpchat on a #LinuxMobile device? I'm running #Dino via flatpak, but it doesn't seem to run in the background on boot (so I miss SMS) and I have no clue if calling is supported (no obvious way to make a call.)
Is there a better way to use this service?
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Is anyone using #jmpchat on a #LinuxMobile device? I'm running #Dino via flatpak, but it doesn't seem to run in the background on boot (so I miss SMS) and I have no clue if calling is supported (no obvious way to make a call.)
Is there a better way to use this service?
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Is anyone using #jmpchat on a #LinuxMobile device? I'm running #Dino via flatpak, but it doesn't seem to run in the background on boot (so I miss SMS) and I have no clue if calling is supported (no obvious way to make a call.)
Is there a better way to use this service?
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Is anyone using #jmpchat on a #LinuxMobile device? I'm running #Dino via flatpak, but it doesn't seem to run in the background on boot (so I miss SMS) and I have no clue if calling is supported (no obvious way to make a call.)
Is there a better way to use this service?
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been lurking in the JMP.chat XMPP channel for a while and passively absorbing a better understanding of the service.
it doesn't really look like it'll be a better replacement for my exact use case at this time. I want to continue using my SIP phone hardware as a first-class citizen and that's just not supported with JMP. you can use SIP, but without encryption, and if you route calls via SIP it won't also route them to your XMPP account. #JMP #JMPchat
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been lurking in the JMP.chat XMPP channel for a while and passively absorbing a better understanding of the service.
it doesn't really look like it'll be a better replacement for my exact use case at this time. I want to continue using my SIP phone hardware as a first-class citizen and that's just not supported with JMP. you can use SIP, but without encryption, and if you route calls via SIP it won't also route them to your XMPP account. #JMP #JMPchat
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been lurking in the JMP.chat XMPP channel for a while and passively absorbing a better understanding of the service.
it doesn't really look like it'll be a better replacement for my exact use case at this time. I want to continue using my SIP phone hardware as a first-class citizen and that's just not supported with JMP. you can use SIP, but without encryption, and if you route calls via SIP it won't also route them to your XMPP account. #JMP #JMPchat
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been lurking in the JMP.chat XMPP channel for a while and passively absorbing a better understanding of the service.
it doesn't really look like it'll be a better replacement for my exact use case at this time. I want to continue using my SIP phone hardware as a first-class citizen and that's just not supported with JMP. you can use SIP, but without encryption, and if you route calls via SIP it won't also route them to your XMPP account. #JMP #JMPchat
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been lurking in the JMP.chat XMPP channel for a while and passively absorbing a better understanding of the service.
it doesn't really look like it'll be a better replacement for my exact use case at this time. I want to continue using my SIP phone hardware as a first-class citizen and that's just not supported with JMP. you can use SIP, but without encryption, and if you route calls via SIP it won't also route them to your XMPP account. #JMP #JMPchat
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after my closer look at the JMP.chat project (indie internet telephony, calling & texting for people like me and probably you) yesterday, I've joined their XMPP channel (which seems quite active) and will be keeping a closer eye on the project while I think about whether I want to move some or all of my telephony off VOIP.ms.
I'd love to do a deep dive on daily-driving JMP.chat to share with you all, and might put up a bounty/begpost to see if somebody will sponsor a year's worth of the monthly rate so I can actually pay for it, but before I do that I gotta figure out exactly how a switchover would work, because I have multiple phone numbers with VOIP.ms and various services configured there which probably wouldn't translate 1:1 to #JMPchat.
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after my closer look at the JMP.chat project (indie internet telephony, calling & texting for people like me and probably you) yesterday, I've joined their XMPP channel (which seems quite active) and will be keeping a closer eye on the project while I think about whether I want to move some or all of my telephony off VOIP.ms.
I'd love to do a deep dive on daily-driving JMP.chat to share with you all, and might put up a bounty/begpost to see if somebody will sponsor a year's worth of the monthly rate so I can actually pay for it, but before I do that I gotta figure out exactly how a switchover would work, because I have multiple phone numbers with VOIP.ms and various services configured there which probably wouldn't translate 1:1 to #JMPchat.
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after my closer look at the JMP.chat project (indie internet telephony, calling & texting for people like me and probably you) yesterday, I've joined their XMPP channel (which seems quite active) and will be keeping a closer eye on the project while I think about whether I want to move some or all of my telephony off VOIP.ms.
I'd love to do a deep dive on daily-driving JMP.chat to share with you all, and might put up a bounty/begpost to see if somebody will sponsor a year's worth of the monthly rate so I can actually pay for it, but before I do that I gotta figure out exactly how a switchover would work, because I have multiple phone numbers with VOIP.ms and various services configured there which probably wouldn't translate 1:1 to #JMPchat.
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after my closer look at the JMP.chat project (indie internet telephony, calling & texting for people like me and probably you) yesterday, I've joined their XMPP channel (which seems quite active) and will be keeping a closer eye on the project while I think about whether I want to move some or all of my telephony off VOIP.ms.
I'd love to do a deep dive on daily-driving JMP.chat to share with you all, and might put up a bounty/begpost to see if somebody will sponsor a year's worth of the monthly rate so I can actually pay for it, but before I do that I gotta figure out exactly how a switchover would work, because I have multiple phone numbers with VOIP.ms and various services configured there which probably wouldn't translate 1:1 to #JMPchat.
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after my closer look at the JMP.chat project (indie internet telephony, calling & texting for people like me and probably you) yesterday, I've joined their XMPP channel (which seems quite active) and will be keeping a closer eye on the project while I think about whether I want to move some or all of my telephony off VOIP.ms.
I'd love to do a deep dive on daily-driving JMP.chat to share with you all, and might put up a bounty/begpost to see if somebody will sponsor a year's worth of the monthly rate so I can actually pay for it, but before I do that I gotta figure out exactly how a switchover would work, because I have multiple phone numbers with VOIP.ms and various services configured there which probably wouldn't translate 1:1 to #JMPchat.
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I'm taking another look at jmp.chat today for various reasons (mainly that voip.ms is, while much better than nothing, also kind of frustrating) and ended up here, this is an interesting manifesto:
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I'm taking another look at jmp.chat today for various reasons (mainly that voip.ms is, while much better than nothing, also kind of frustrating) and ended up here, this is an interesting manifesto:
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I'm taking another look at jmp.chat today for various reasons (mainly that voip.ms is, while much better than nothing, also kind of frustrating) and ended up here, this is an interesting manifesto:
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I'm taking another look at jmp.chat today for various reasons (mainly that voip.ms is, while much better than nothing, also kind of frustrating) and ended up here, this is an interesting manifesto:
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I'm taking another look at jmp.chat today for various reasons (mainly that voip.ms is, while much better than nothing, also kind of frustrating) and ended up here, this is an interesting manifesto:
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Hey #fedifriends for my personal business rather than buy another phone and another sim I decided to try out #jmpchat and I was really impressed.
I got a phone number, it works through their app: #cheogram, I messed up at the beginning but you can reach them through the same app I fixed everything in minutes.
It receive and make calls out of the box through #xmpp their service is based on #opensource software.
I must thanks Noa of #aksnoa show cause I heard about it on his podcast, and he was right.
You get a second number for $5 monthly, it uses your carrier data and nowadays all the majorities of the plan offer unlimited data, it is more convenient than a real second line.
Even though my new number is not ringing yet, I'd like the idea that you can turn off the service at your please.
The only limitation, but I consider a feature, is you cannot use that number with other famous messagging apps because they require a real sim number, hower cheogram is well integrated into #android and if I am able to convince my prospect customers to get an xmpp account we could do more like videoconferencing etc...
Really recommended! 👍
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Hey #fedifriends for my personal business rather than buy another phone and another sim I decided to try out #jmpchat and I was really impressed.
I got a phone number, it works through their app: #cheogram, I messed up at the beginning but you can reach them through the same app I fixed everything in minutes.
It receive and make calls out of the box through #xmpp their service is based on #opensource software.
I must thanks Noa of #aksnoa show cause I heard about it on his podcast, and he was right.
You get a second number for $5 monthly, it uses your carrier data and nowadays all the majorities of the plan offer unlimited data, it is more convenient than a real second line.
Even though my new number is not ringing yet, I'd like the idea that you can turn off the service at your please.
The only limitation, but I consider a feature, is you cannot use that number with other famous messagging apps because they require a real sim number, hower cheogram is well integrated into #android and if I am able to convince my prospect customers to get an xmpp account we could do more like videoconferencing etc...
Really recommended! 👍
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Hey #fedifriends for my personal business rather than buy another phone and another sim I decided to try out #jmpchat and I was really impressed.
I got a phone number, it works through their app: #cheogram, I messed up at the beginning but you can reach them through the same app I fixed everything in minutes.
It receive and make calls out of the box through #xmpp their service is based on #opensource software.
I must thanks Noa of #aksnoa show cause I heard about it on his podcast, and he was right.
You get a second number for $5 monthly, it uses your carrier data and nowadays all the majorities of the plan offer unlimited data, it is more convenient than a real second line.
Even though my new number is not ringing yet, I'd like the idea that you can turn off the service at your please.
The only limitation, but I consider a feature, is you cannot use that number with other famous messagging apps because they require a real sim number, hower cheogram is well integrated into #android and if I am able to convince my prospect customers to get an xmpp account we could do more like videoconferencing etc...
Really recommended! 👍
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Hey #fedifriends for my personal business rather than buy another phone and another sim I decided to try out #jmpchat and I was really impressed.
I got a phone number, it works through their app: #cheogram, I messed up at the beginning but you can reach them through the same app I fixed everything in minutes.
It receive and make calls out of the box through #xmpp their service is based on #opensource software.
I must thanks Noa of #aksnoa show cause I heard about it on his podcast, and he was right.
You get a second number for $5 monthly, it uses your carrier data and nowadays all the majorities of the plan offer unlimited data, it is more convenient than a real second line.
Even though my new number is not ringing yet, I'd like the idea that you can turn off the service at your please.
The only limitation, but I consider a feature, is you cannot use that number with other famous messagging apps because they require a real sim number, hower cheogram is well integrated into #android and if I am able to convince my prospect customers to get an xmpp account we could do more like videoconferencing etc...
Really recommended! 👍
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6/ I hope this information helps you make your day-to-day services more private. Protect your personal information and enjoy secure communications! #privacy #security #JMPchat #silentlink #Juicysms
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6/ I hope this information helps you make your day-to-day services more private. Protect your personal information and enjoy secure communications! #privacy #security #JMPchat #silentlink #Juicysms
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6/ I hope this information helps you make your day-to-day services more private. Protect your personal information and enjoy secure communications! #privacy #security #JMPchat #silentlink #Juicysms
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6/ I hope this information helps you make your day-to-day services more private. Protect your personal information and enjoy secure communications! #privacy #security #JMPchat #silentlink #Juicysms
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6/ I hope this information helps you make your day-to-day services more private. Protect your personal information and enjoy secure communications! #privacy #security #JMPchat #silentlink #Juicysms
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eSIM provisioning support without Play Services or the Google LPAd thanks to @PeterCxy's OpenEUICC.
May appear in next #DivestOS update depending on testing.
And a thanks to #jmpchat for one of their beta eSIMs!
https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/divestos-build/-/commit/c070e856b2b1a5d1b6bddac5e20fd56e28dca85d
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eSIM provisioning support without Play Services or the Google LPAd thanks to @PeterCxy's OpenEUICC.
May appear in next #DivestOS update depending on testing.
And a thanks to #jmpchat for one of their beta eSIMs!
https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/divestos-build/-/commit/c070e856b2b1a5d1b6bddac5e20fd56e28dca85d
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eSIM provisioning support without Play Services or the Google LPAd thanks to @PeterCxy's OpenEUICC.
May appear in next #DivestOS update depending on testing.
And a thanks to #jmpchat for one of their beta eSIMs!
https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/divestos-build/-/commit/c070e856b2b1a5d1b6bddac5e20fd56e28dca85d
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eSIM provisioning support without Play Services or the Google LPAd thanks to @PeterCxy's OpenEUICC.
May appear in next #DivestOS update depending on testing.
And a thanks to #jmpchat for one of their beta eSIMs!
https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/divestos-build/-/commit/c070e856b2b1a5d1b6bddac5e20fd56e28dca85d
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eSIM provisioning support without Play Services or the Google LPAd thanks to @PeterCxy's OpenEUICC.
May appear in next #DivestOS update depending on testing.
And a thanks to #jmpchat for one of their beta eSIMs!
https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/divestos-build/-/commit/c070e856b2b1a5d1b6bddac5e20fd56e28dca85d
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@rantingsteve https://jmp.chat has been super useful for me. You can setup the same number on multiple devices and even access stuff from your computer if necessary.
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@rantingsteve https://jmp.chat has been super useful for me. You can setup the same number on multiple devices and even access stuff from your computer if necessary.
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@rantingsteve https://jmp.chat has been super useful for me. You can setup the same number on multiple devices and even access stuff from your computer if necessary.
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@rantingsteve https://jmp.chat has been super useful for me. You can setup the same number on multiple devices and even access stuff from your computer if necessary.
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@rantingsteve https://jmp.chat has been super useful for me. You can setup the same number on multiple devices and even access stuff from your computer if necessary.
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@rohini ನಾನು https://jmp.chat ಅನ್ನು ಉಪಯೋಗಿಸುತ್ತೇನೆ 😊 #floss #sopranica #jmpchat
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@rohini ನಾನು https://jmp.chat ಅನ್ನು ಉಪಯೋಗಿಸುತ್ತೇನೆ 😊 #floss #sopranica #jmpchat
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@rohini ನಾನು https://jmp.chat ಅನ್ನು ಉಪಯೋಗಿಸುತ್ತೇನೆ 😊 #floss #sopranica #jmpchat
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@rohini ನಾನು https://jmp.chat ಅನ್ನು ಉಪಯೋಗಿಸುತ್ತೇನೆ 😊 #floss #sopranica #jmpchat
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@rohini ನಾನು https://jmp.chat ಅನ್ನು ಉಪಯೋಗಿಸುತ್ತೇನೆ 😊 #floss #sopranica #jmpchat
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CW: re: New #introduction for the latest greatest #twitterMigration
@semioticstandard I actually put a little of my money where my mouth is into #Owncast and regular shout 'em out on my livestream, and also #JMPchat which has freed me of Big Telecom. I couldn't do the stream without #OBS, so I bring that project up fairly often. Of course I can't forget #ArchLinux, and #nextcloud, which extricated me from MS and about 90% of Google. -
CW: re: New #introduction for the latest greatest #twitterMigration
@semioticstandard I actually put a little of my money where my mouth is into #Owncast and regular shout 'em out on my livestream, and also #JMPchat which has freed me of Big Telecom. I couldn't do the stream without #OBS, so I bring that project up fairly often. Of course I can't forget #ArchLinux, and #nextcloud, which extricated me from MS and about 90% of Google. -
JMP.Chat is awesome, but spam is annoying
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JMP.Chat is awesome, but spam is annoying
