Matrix does pretty well in terms of privacy these days. As for privacytools.io, I can't really agree. They have made a number of suggestions which are less abo

Matrix does pretty well in terms of privacy these days. As for privacytools.io, I can't really agree. They have made a number of suggestions which are less about actual privacy and more about a trend I've come to think of as "privacy roleplaying" - trendy software & services which use privacy and security as a selling point but whose implementation doesn't back it up. An example is Protonmail. When it comes to the privacy vs usability debate I come down hard on the side of privacy. Doesn't matter how pretty it is if it's going to get you rubber hosed.