[guardian-dev] Blackphone

[ShootAKite at riseup.net]

> I agree. RTP-over-TCP-over-Tor (or I2P?) is the best answer I can come
> up with for "metadata-less" real time communication.
Hey n8fr8!  In my lab tor compiled with tor2web on both clients had less
latency than i2p.  tor2web was just a hack to reduce hops but is not yet
ideal since it was never designed for carrying real-time packets.  It
would be great if tor could QoS mark packets for carrying real-time
packets. You have connections with torproject devs so it would really be
really cool if you directed them to this cypherpunks study[1]
A

[1] http://www.cypherpunks.ca/~iang/pubs/difftor-ccs.pdf

On 04/14/2014 10:50 AM, Nathan of Guardian wrote:
> On 04/13/2014 03:29 PM, ShootAKite at riseup.net wrote:
>> I think it's so important to have RFC4571 on android (and the other
>> mobile OS's) that it's my main open source project.  If you or anyone
>> else has dev skills I could definitely use the help.
> I agree. RTP-over-TCP-over-Tor (or I2P?) is the best answer I can come
> up with for "metadata-less" real time communication.
>
> In lieu of having RFC4571 support, the other user experience I am
> focused on is continuing to improve our voice messaging / walkie-talkie
> feature in ChatSecure Android, and making sure it is implemented soon in
> the iOS release... as well as generally advocating for OTR-encrypted
> file sharing in XMPP clients (or the equivalent in TextSecure, etc).
>
> +n
>