Hello,

This is a notice to all users that we uncovered potential issues with external XMPP providers federating with our instance. We verified our certificate using POSH initially, but it appears that not all providers guarantee this method as a means of validation, causing errors in server-to-server connection(s).

We have updated our certificate manually and all communications should be properly routed going forward. We apologize for any inconvenience.

(If you recently connected with us via XMPP, it is possible your message was not delivered accordingly. We kindly ask that you please resend/reissue prior messages if you have been awaiting a response. Thank you.)

Connor

Hi all,

I'm Connor, founder of Vessal, and wanted to (1) share with the group and (2) collect any feedback or suggestions you all may have.

Briefly, Vessal aims to make transportation private and secure. In some ways, it can be equated to a "VPN for transportation."

We are still relatively in our infancy, and therefore may be a little clunky sometimes as far as usability. Of course, we are always striving to improve!

Thanks for your time and taking a look, and again, we appreciate any feedback or suggestions you may have.

Connor

Hi everyone,

I'm Connor with Vessal, and we wanted to take a moment of your time to introduce ourselves.

To preface, Vessal's aim is to bring forth a suite of offerings centering around privacy and security for all modern-day practices—coined, "Liberatech."

Our first "offering" is Viae, our private and secure transportation arm. Think of Viae as a “VPN for transportation," which allows users to send or receive transports without having to disclose information to the opposite party.

For now, we are just launching throughout the main Texas metros: Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin.

All in all, we would really appreciate you stopping by and checking us out, and please feel free to ask any questions. (Feedback is most welcome and encouraged!)

Connor