@minimoysmagician you can't, yet. Although they did promise to open-source it some time ago. You can audit *parts* of the stack-  #Pears &  #Holepunch, specifically.
I suppose in that regard it is as auditable as Signal, who, as we know, have been pretty unresponsive when it comes to making up-to-date source for their server code available 馃し馃徎
@drahardja @anji to your point about OSS #UX, #Keet's is actually quite good IMO (though it is not yet open-sourced); and the onboarding is much smoother than it used to be (although initial sync of the app data still takes a little while).
Meets the #Discord crowd's needs of video & audio chat in large groups, which AFAIK #Matrix does not.
@drahardja @anji Also! There are presently Iranian peeps in the official community room talking about how the app manages to get connectivity where VPNs fail due to state digital oppression. (Which those who know would expect, given it's built on the #Holepunch stack)
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> With keet you have plenty of rooms woth 1000s of peers in them chatting
Is that where everyone who used to be on Matrix has gone? Must give it a go.
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Hmm. No Keet app in F-Droid. Let's try the website;
"You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."
Ooookay. Turned on. Huh. Not an app at all, just a simple brochureware site that could be pure HTML/CSS uploaded by FTP.
"Keet BETA is here!"
Ok. Click on "Download Keet";
"Get Keet for Android | Keet from Play Store"
Oh. Not an option. What about GNU/Linux? Seems I have to compile each new version myself from a tar.gz of source code.
 
      
  
            