> Not inherently decentralized, no. But it’s “inherently” E2E-encrypted, in the sense that that’s why people (or, a large segment of people) use the app. If it

> Not inherently decentralized, no. But it’s “inherently” E2E-encrypted, in the sense that that’s why people (or, a large segment of people) use the app. If it doesn’t do that, people will stop using it. People used and loved WhatsApp long before it was e2e encrypted. I know, I was one of them. In fact, IIRC was pretty bad before they implememted the new e2e encryption. I used to think people chose them because they promised no ads and no tracking. I now think most people used it because it was a user friendly messaging solution.