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I'd suspect this is jumping the gun a lot bit. Keybase was running a free service for years and has matured a lot in the last year (post crypto debacle). There'
by client4 6y ago
I'd suspect this is jumping the gun a lot bit. Keybase was running a free service for years and has matured a lot in the last year (post crypto debacle). There's nothing stopping them from 1. Letting Keybase go into maintenance mode. 2. Donating the server to a foundation. 3. Open sourcing there server.
In all these scenarios Zoom gets better security which is a win for the world :)
- simlevesque 6y agoThey will lost all the people working on it. The ship has sailed.
- SkyMarshal 6y agoI would bet there’s enough community interest to make it a viable open source project if they open source the server code. It’s worth advocating to Keybase team for.
- capableweb 6y agoI'm happy if any of those three options happen, but I'm preparing for that none of them will happen.
- AlexCoventry 6y ago> In all these scenarios Zoom gets better security I'm more worried about the scenarios in which keybase gets worse security. Zoom's attitude to security is terrible.
- trog 6y agoI am even more worried about the scenarios in which the rest of keybase ceases to exist if Zoom decide its not worth keeping online!