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Even if they publish their server code there is no way for anyone to verify that it's the code they are actually running and it would be just a PR move. If the
by drexlspivey 8y ago
Even if they publish their server code there is no way for anyone to verify that it's the code they are actually running and it would be just a PR move. If the client implementation is good there should be no way that the server can compromise any message.
- throwawaymath 8y agoOkay, and that's exactly the kind of reasoned response that's appropriate. What's not appropriate is implying the request is simply unfounded because of its source. It's not charitable.
- elagost 8y agoIt's a step toward people running their own servers, either federated with Keybase proper, or just as a personal instance. That would be valuable for quite a number of enthusiasts. Federation (like email/XMPP) is a very reasonable feature for any forward-looking communication platform.
- sethgecko 8y agoThen this is not a request for transparency but for them to change their business plan
- chupasaurus 8y agoKeybase's target is to become a central identity point. Other features (like team chat and git repos) are made to showcase what you could do with that.