matrix-bot-sdk

n internet. Because any site where i enter my password and secret key, may steal my password. The same thing with applications. "Reference implementation" of app is an Electron app that loads javascript from internet and may inject malware anytime. My impression is that Matrix is a scam to spy over people who blindly believe in security, like a Telegram does.

n properly, you can seamlessly message anyone on any federated Matrix server. (Federation is opt-in.) There's also Dendrite and Conduit, Matrix servers written in Go and Rust respectively, which are much leaner and faster. Both are still in beta and missing some features, but are definitely usable. If you want to mess around with bots, I've had a lot of fun with both the Matrix Rust SDK [3] and JavaScript bot SDK [4]. Both are quite easy to get started with, and as of a few months ago both support E2EE pretty painlessly too (not totally pain-free though lol), which is cool. Overall, the ecosystem is still maturing imo, but I've been using self-hosted Synapse and Element "in production"—it's me and my girlfriend's primary method of communication—for over a year now with only some minor UX hiccups (mostly issues decrypting E2EE messages in Element). I definitely encourage giving it a shot as long as you're willing to tolerate a few remaining growing pains. [0]: https://fluffychat.im/ [1]: https://element.io/get-started [2]: https://element.io/matrix-services [3]: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-rust-sdk [4]: https://github.com/turt2live/matrix-bot-sdk