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Nice reflection on the value of private comms, and the consequences of the massive AT&T data breech.
This is why Signal bends over backward to collect as close to NO DATA as we can. Not having it is the best way to keep it safe
https://blog.yaelwrites.com/insights-from-my-stolen-at-t-data-or-why-i-use-signal/
@Mer__edith that's why I like the concept of true decentralized communication networks, like @delta and others. They don't even know that I'm using their services!
@sirjofri @Mer__edith @delta Hmm.... Never heard of Delta Chat. Had a quick look and made a note to check it out later.
@sirjofri @Mer__edith @delta delta is not a service, that's why. It is a program. Still, the emails backing delta communications exist, and sender and reciever adresses are unencrypted.
@natchouf @Mer__edith @delta yes and no. Deltachat supports (and encourages) autocrypt, and you are free to run your own mail server. They even have a guide that explains how to easily set up a deltachat-optimized mail server
@natchouf @Mer__edith @delta (my point was that delta chat only provides the software, and they don't even know that I'm using it. Except that in my specific case I tell people about it, so they can guess that I'm using it, but they still have no data from using their software)