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title: XMPP - qwik docs title: XMPP - qwik docs
header: XMPP header: XMPP
date: 11th August 2021 date: 1th August 2022
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# Introduction # Introduction
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If you want to use our server, you'll have the register an account. This can be done through the [qwik account manager (qam)](https://qam.qwik.space/). Once you've registred your JID would become `username@qwik.space` (assuming you used our server). Your friends will If you want to use our server, you'll have the register an account. This can be done through the [qwik account manager (qam)](https://qam.qwik.space/). Once you've registred your JID would become `username@qwik.space` (assuming you used our server). Your friends will
use this address to contact you. use this address to contact you.
When you've registered on our server you should get a welcome message kind of like this:
> Welcome to qwik.space!
> You can find more information at https://qwik.space/articles/xmpp/intro
>
> If you have any questions regarding the server, send a message on XMPP to [furo@qwik.space](xmpp:furo@qwik.space)
## Encryption ## Encryption
XMPP supports two types of encryption: OMEMO and OTR. We personally recommend using OMEMO as it is the easiest to use and all XMPP supports two types of encryption: OMEMO and OTR. We personally recommend using OMEMO as it is the easiest to use and all
previously mentioned clients support it*. Even though OTR is supported by some clients, we don't recommend using it as it doesn't previously mentioned clients support it*. Even though OTR is supported by some clients, we don't recommend using it as it doesn't