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##Design principles
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##Design principles
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* Be as beautiful and easy to use as possible without sacrificing security or
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* Be as beautiful and easy to use as possible without sacrificing security or
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privacy
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privacy
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* Rely on existing, well established protokolls
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* Rely on existing, well established protocols
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* Do not require a Google Account or specifically Google Cloud Messaging (GCM
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* Do not require a Google Account or specifically Google Cloud Messaging (GCM)
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* Require as little permissons as possible
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* Require as little permissons as possible
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##Features
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##Features
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* Multiple Accounts
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* Multiple Accounts
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* Group Chats
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* Group Chats
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* Contact list integration
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* Contact list integration
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###XMPP Features
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SC works with every XMPP server out there. However XMPP is an extensible
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protocol. These extensions are standardized as well in so called XEP’s. SC
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supports a couple of those to make the overall userexperience better. There is a
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chance that your current XMPP server does not support these extensions.
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Therefore to get the most out of SC you should consider either switching to an
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XMPP server that does or - even better - run your own XMPP server for you and
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your friends.
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These XEPs are - as of now:
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* XEP-0280: Message Carbons which automatically syncs the messages you send to
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your desktop client and thus allows you to switch seamlessly from your mobile
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client to your desktop client and back within one conversation.
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* XEP-0237: Roster Versioning mainly to save bandwith on poor mobile connections
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