CLI Session Bot Release Notes
April 11, 2024
This article is only intended for those that intend to run the Session bot, and not everyday readers. What if you could self-custody your communication
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Session vs Nostr
April 8, 2024
Session and Nostr both: 1. Use static, locally generated, public-private encryption keypairs 2. Connect to public nodes/relays to hold messages 3. Identity is disconnected from
Libertarian Institute Partnership
April 3, 2024
Simplified Privacy is proud to announce our partnership with the Libertarian Institute to promote, manage, and setup services for their Session & Nostr! The Libertarian
Spain has banned Telegram. Defending Session
March 23, 2024
Spain has banned Telegram, and they are claiming this is over copyright violations of users, that Telegram is failing to police. [1] Now some users
Original GUI Version of Session Bot Software
February 24, 2024
This is for the original GUI version of the Session bot software, we have since upgraded to a CLI version, which has Electron stripped for
Original GUI version of Session Bot: Install Instructions
February 24, 2024
Overview: This is an overview on how to setup the original GUI version of the Bot on a fresh VPS, please note that we now
Session Bot: Technical Overview
February 24, 2024
This technical overview is for the original GUI Version, however, the new CLI version works the same way. It just doesn’t use PyGUI and instead
Why Session’s censorship resistance is the strongest
December 25, 2023
Question: Why does Session messenger have the strongest censorship resistance known to man? Explain it to me like I’m 16, 1) Encryption has a public