Signal
Zulip, Nextcloud Talk, Signal and SMS
Signal. Raw UDP packets.
Signal for personal chats, Matrix for community chats.
Matrix (element), signal (Molly), Telegram X.
Signal for personal stuff. Rocket.chat for work.
Matrix,email
WhatsApp for family Discord for friends Slack for work iMessage / SMS for everyone else
Whatsapp, wechat, email.
Lemmy, Slack, Zulip, Signal
I suppose the messages app on my phone, but that's mostly just receiving SMS notifications.
WhatsApp for personal chats, Teams and WebEx for work.
Discord where all friends are. And family is still on Skype.
Sms, rcs, and teams during the week (work)
Privately: Mainly Matrix, and sometimes SMS and phone calls. Also Messenger and Discord for specific people.
For work: Teams, Slack, e-mail and GitLab.
Sms,rcs,Rocketchat and Matrix daily
Personal: Signal mostly, for personal chats I do also have Telegram and WhatsApp. I am starting to use Matrix for community chats as I just discovered it.
Work: Microsoft Teams.
Activitypub, discord
ActivityPub and WhatsApp
WhatsApp, Telegram, Lemmy
iMessage, SMS
Daily: Signal, email (mostly work related) Not daily but regularly: WhatsApp, Threema Edit: I forgot MS Teams, i have to use it daily at work.
Only because my family uses it and won't switch to something more privacy minded, I'm stuck with facebook messenger on my phone. Otherwise, I can't really contact them since it's mostly messages through their accounts and not direct from their numbers.
Signal and whatsapp (due necessity) for daily life. Slack and email for work stuff. Rarely send personal emails anymore.
WhatsApp and Telegram.
Signal/WhatsApp personal, teams/irc for work
Signal, discord and WhatsApp for family
Whatsapp, Element and FB Messenger. Teams and Slack at work.
WhatsApp and sms app
I use Signal and Matrix for my daily messaging and Discord for gaming. I am very happy that most people are aware of Meta.
Just SMS (work, parents) and FB Messenger (wife, kids).
WhatsApp for personal chats, Teams and WebEx for work.
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