I think XMPP.

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    • Halce
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      Using matrix as is out of the box is relatively secure but you need to be aware that a lot of metadata ends up on the servers of a UK based for-profit & venture capital funded company (New Vector).

      Using 3rd party clients should really be encouraged.

      • jhghjb (he/they)
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        63 years ago

        metadata is not encrypted as per matrix protocol, it’s not the client’s fault

        • Halce
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          33 years ago

          Would it even be possible to encrypt some basic metadata? I doubt that.

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            • TmpodM
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              What kind of metadata are we talking about?

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                • TmpodM
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                  Thanks for the link. Will be reading it

          • jhghjb (he/they)
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            03 years ago

            xmpp encrypts everything, metadata included

            it’s not easy and makes the protocol really hard to implement but it is possible

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              • jhghjb (he/they)
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                23 years ago

                🤔 that does seem to be the case, maybe i was thinking of signal (it truly encrypts all metadata)