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isn't it closed-source and centralized?
by drewbug 7y ago
isn't it closed-source and centralized?
- chc 7y agoI think that was responding to the call for "mainstream messengers that put actual effort into respecting the user, along with their autonomy and privacy." iMessage is closed-source and centralized, but from what I know of it, it does seem fair to say it doesn't violate people's autonomy or privacy in a significant way.