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== How to set up XMPP == === The simple version === Being a decentralised and hackable protocol, there are multiple ways to start using XMPP. That said, the quickest way is to install Quicksy, which is available on Android and iOS. * [https://quicksy.im Get Quicksy for Android or iOS] Android users can also install Prav, which is similar to Quicksy but operated from India. Several Prav contributors are also part of the hillhacks community! * [https://prav.app Get Prav for Android] === The longer version === Quicksy and Prav collect your phone number to collect quick onboarding. This is the best option for people who simply want to get started without worrying about technicalities. However, given that this is hillhacks, there's a good chance that you ''do'' want to worry about technicalities and are further wondering if giving up your phone number is mandatory (spoiler: it isn't). The more customised way to set up XMPP consists of three steps: # '''Choose an XMPP server and create an account.''' There are many public XMPP providers out there (most of which ''don't'' ask for your phone number or any personal details). You can try [https://durare.org Durare], some of whose operators are part of hillhacks, read about more server options [https://joinjabber.org/docs/servers/ here], or even try running our own! # '''Choose an XMPP client and sign in with that account.''' Again, there are several options depending on what device you use and how you want to access it (care for [https://poez.io/en/ a command-line client]?). # '''Repeat step 2 for each of your devices.''' XMPP supports multiple devices out of the box, so you can sign in with your credentials in any device you want. This is helpful to avoid losing messages if one devices stops working or goes missing. If you want to dive deeper, you can check out [https://joinjabber.org/ JoinJabber], a set of resources dedicated to getting people started with XMPP, or [https://contrapunctus.codeberg.page/the-quick-and-easy-guide-to-xmpp.html The Quick and Easy Guide to Jabber/XMPP] for a detailed single-page blog post.
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