Another important fact is that Simplex is seamlessly integrated with Tor and you can access servers that use Tor, so it is technically impossible for an ISP to restrict the protocol.

In case your ISP restricts Tor you can use bridges or snowflake.

You must have tools to be able to communicate privately and that governments can not restrict (Simplex).

And you must have money that is not censurable (Bitcoin) and that your government cannot confiscate, and if you need private money use Lightning Network.

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Is there way to deploy your own simplex sever

Yes, the form in quotation marks "difficult".

https://simplex.chat/docs/server.html

And the easy way, in start9 you already have it packaged:

https://marketplace.start9.com/simplex

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Can you explain me the main difference between Element and Simplex?

The advantage and disadvantage of each in this situation.

Which one is better and why🤔

This would be a very long talk, but in summary:

- simplex is decentralized (not federated).

- simplex uses more robust encryption.

- simplex focuses on privacy, elements does not.

- Simplex does not depend on DNS.

- in simplex there are no identities and therefore no metadata is generated.

- simplex uses different routes for receiving and sending messages.

They are really two very different tools, one focused on privacy and resilience, the other more focused on group chats.

If you have any documents or videos for learn more about fundamental details introduced to me, please.

Thanks