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{"provider":{"id":"matrix-element","category":"tools","subcategory":"Messaging","name":"Element","tagline":"Federated E2E chat. Self-hostable, open-source, hosts most XMR/privacy community rooms.","review":"Element is the **reference client for the Matrix protocol** — a federated, end-to-end encrypted chat application that's the de-facto home of the privacy ecosystem's public discussion (Monero, Tails, GrapheneOS, Tor Project, Whonix, KeePassXC — all run their primary community rooms on Matrix). Listed at **Grade A** because the Matrix protocol's federation model is the structural answer to \"centralised chat ownership\" — your identity is portable across homeservers, you can self-host the whole stack, and the protocol's openness means Element is one of many clients you can swap in or out.\n\n**Background.** Matrix was started as a protocol in **2014** by **Matthew Hodgson** and **Amandine Le Pape** with **Element** (originally \"Vector,\" then \"Riot,\" renamed Element in 2020) as the{"provider":{"id":"matrix-element","category":"tools","subcategory":"Messaging","name":"Element","tagline":"Federated E2E chat. Self-hostable, open-source, hosts most XMR/privacy community rooms.","review":"Element is the **reference client for the Matrix protocol** — a federated, end-to-end encrypted chat application that's the de-facto home of the privacy ecosystem's public discussion (Monero, Tails, GrapheneOS, Tor Project, Whonix, KeePassXC — all run their primary community rooms on Matrix). Listed at **Grade A** because the Matrix protocol's federation model is the structural answer to \"centralised chat ownership\" — your identity is portable across homeservers, you can self-host the whole stack, and the protocol's openness means Element is one of many clients you can swap in or out.\n\n**Background.** Matrix was started as a protocol in **2014** by **Matthew Hodgson** and **Amandine Le Pape** with **Element** (originally \"Vector,\" then \"Riot,\" renamed Element in 2020) as the{"provider":{"id":"matrix-element","category":"tools","subcategory":"Messaging","name":"Element","tagline":"Federated E2E chat. Self-hostable, open-source, hosts most XMR/privacy community rooms.","review":"Element is the **reference client for the Matrix protocol** — a federated, end-to-end encrypted chat application that's the de-facto home of the privacy ecosystem's public discussion (Monero, Tails, GrapheneOS, Tor Project, Whonix, KeePassXC — all run their primary community rooms on Matrix). Listed at **Grade A** because the Matrix protocol's federation model is the structural answer to \"centralised chat ownership\" — your identity is portable across homeservers, you can self-host the whole stack, and the protocol's openness means Element is one of many clients you can swap in or out.\n\n**Background.** Matrix was started as a protocol in **2014** by **Matthew Hodgson** and **Amandine Le Pape** with **Element** (originally \"Vector,\" then \"Riot,\" renamed Element in 2020) as the