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Please consider weaker copyleft for libraries, like the LGPL and/or MPL 2.0 so others can use it without you having to grant an exemption to each project. I've been dual-licensing my new projects under both, following VLC's lead.

A few of the files have somewhat common names (Constants.h, Chain.h) and could cause collisions when used in a larger project. TS / AK / OWS?

Overall AxolotlKit looks really great though, awesome work!

I am creating a Flutter plugin for the objective-c and java implementation and I just see an example in the Axolotlkit-Test folder. Can I use the SessionCipherTest.m with SPKMockProtocolStore.m in TestUtils to encrypt/decrypt messages with that store?

I am not sure, because its placed in the "TestUtils" folder.

By the way: is it possible to provide a simple example like the one in the SessionCipherTest.m, but without mocking? Just like a docu, on how to use this Kit.

Kind regards :)
Rebar

PS: Thank you so much for the objective-c version 👍

This lib seems like a great idea but it is not cross-platform at all with Obj-C (even less with the Java clients), why not create a truly open protocol-lib in C++14 that is usable on all platforms?

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when I try to integrate AxolotlKit. I am using Xcode 8.3 @michaelkirk

I'm implementing AxolotlStore in my project and I need to support multiple devices. The implementations for saveRemoteIdentity and isTrustedIdentityKey do not contain deviceId as an argument which is a problem because I can only store one identityKey (which is assigned to just one device) for my recipientId (who has more than one device) and when I send an encrypted message isTrustedIdentityKey succeeds for just that device and fails for the rest of the devices.

I don't think I should share the IdentityKey between devices so I was wondering if there is a way to support multiple devices within the protocol or if it's ok for me to do a PR with a fix

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This library works in a Project Swift? I am using it with this pod instruction:
pod 'AxolotlKit', git: 'https://github.com/WhisperSystems/SignalProtocolKit.git'

But immediately I got this error:

Do we need to use your backend if we want to integrate this library into our chat app?

I mean https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-Server

I'm not sure this is the place to request this feature, but here it goes...

Would be nice if Signal could have, beside what it already has, somekind of "Distributed Comunication" (something like Jami has), that would not need a server.

Some direct device-to-device messaging where either one user would share a Wireless AP or one could use a regular router on a LAN (but with no internet access needed).

Signal app has group chat option but I can't find anything related to group cipher in SignalProtocolKit (there are group chat options in libsignal for java and c). Is there any hidden section that covers group cipher in SignalProtocolKit?

Why is it recommended to use libsignal-protocol-c for all new applications when the signal iOS app actually uses this repo. And why does it say deprecated when this repo was last updated 8 months ago, while libsignal-protocol-c was last updated 15 months ago?