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652 1,163 7.7 C slidge VS hardened_malloc

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spectrum2_signald

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Spectrum 2

6 391 7.2 C++ slidge VS Spectrum 2

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emulsion

1 30 7.5 F# slidge VS emulsion

XMPP ↔ Telegram bridge (by codingteam)

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I plan to quit Android and iOS, is there a way for me to use Signal (on Linux phone or computer)?
2 projects | /r/signal | 28 Sep 2021
Ask HN: How did Google botch messaging/video/hangouts so badly?
4 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 19 Sep 2021

There are at least hundreds of implementations of XMPP that are interoperable (at 5-6 actively developed server implementations, many more libraries and many client applications). There are at least hundreds of thousands deployed XMPP services.
In addition XMPP can be linked with other protocols/networks via bridges/gateways. Some examples:
- Spectrum: XMPP gateway project based on libpurple (support for many protocols): https://spectrum.im/
- WhatsApp bridge: https://git.eta.st/eta/whatsxmpp
- Telegram bridge: https://github.com/codingteam/emulsion
- Signal bridge: https://gitlab.com/nicocool84/slidge/ (replacement of https://gitlab.com/nicocool84/spectrum2_signald/ )
Given such a diverse ecosystem of open-source and proprietary implementations, I'd say XMPP is one of the best examples of widespread protocol interoperability that there is.