Diving into Decentralised communication with Matrix.org

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• Matthew Hodgson, Project Lead
• Monday 20 January 2020, 13:00-14:00
• FW26, Computer Laboratory.

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Food provided

Matrix.org is an open source project and non-profit foundation which publishes an open standard for decentralised communication – letting anyone host their own end-to-end encrypted chatrooms while participating in an open global network. The goal is to return control over communication to the general population – liberating it from WhatsApp, Slack, Google and friends. Some of the ideas for Matrix originally came out of a Part IB project, and in this talk we’ll give an introduction to the protocol, its history, its clients & servers, and where it’s going next!

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