>XMPP and many other technologies were already there
This is so obviously far from the truth. XMPP is lacking in so many different features that Matrix has.
>Matrix is not a community-based software, it was born [00] in Amdocs [01], a multinational corporation founded in Israel.
>On the Internet we find many pieces information connecting Amdocs with Israel’s Intelligence]
Ah here comes the "its the jews" argument
One thing I never understood. I can run a chat server hosted on the computer next to me. It is e2e encrypted. I can use any number of clients or servers, some developed by New Vector, some not. I can easily send images, text, voice, etc. I can bridge it to dozens of other services. I can federate if I choose to, with other servers. Or, I can not federate if I decide not to.
What the heck is insecure about that? Other than vague promises that the Jews have my data?
Did I simply miss the crux of this entire article?
Who cares about Matrix.org? Seriously. It's a technology. That's one implementation of the technology. It's not mine, though. That's what makes Matrix special. Did people harp on XMPP for Google collecting data over it?