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The terms of service are interesting: > This agreement does not apply to Matrix servers run by anyone else - Matrix is an open network like the Web and this ag
by zaggynl 6y ago
The terms of service are interesting:
> This agreement does not apply to Matrix servers run by anyone else - Matrix is an open network like the Web and this agreement only applies to the server provisioned by the Customer and provided by Element.
What do other Matrix servers matter to my hypothetical Element Home server or my selfhosted matrix-synapse server?
>The Customer must ensure that all Authorised Users are at least 16 (sixteen) years old to use both our Hosting and Communication Services or such greater age required in their country to register for or use our Hosting and Communication Services.
So no using it with your younger family or school for example?
I appreciate a service being offered but would prefer a solution that enables an out of the box package for self hosted consumer NAS systems.
Maybe something to provide dyndns, a domain and a quick setup.
- callahad 6y ago> What do other Matrix servers matter to my hypothetical Element Home server or my selfhosted matrix-synapse server? Matrix is federated, like email. Once you send a message to someone on another server, what happens to it is out of your / your server's control. (E.g., Google's Terms of Service apply to Gmail, but you can use Gmail to send mail to someone at Yahoo... at which point it's beyond Google's reach.)