Turkey on Nostr: I was wondering how it would work when someone is offline and was sent a message ...
I was wondering how it would work when someone is offline and was sent a message without a server. I personally haven't used this but I have been looking for a replacement for Signal that would be a little more normie friendly that syncs across multiple devices.
I got this from their GitHub
"Asynchronous messaging: because messages sync to all members, members can communicate without being contemporaneously online, provided that there is "continuous liveness", a continuous chain of online peers who each sync the latest updates, between the sender and the recipient."
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