Right, understood - it’s the same reason that QUIC pads incoming packets to MTU. We deliberately don’t do this on ultra-low-bandwidth Matrix (as described in th

Right, understood - it’s the same reason that QUIC pads incoming packets to MTU. We deliberately don’t do this on ultra-low-bandwidth Matrix (as described in the original post) to save bits, so you would typically use it on a private network. For low-bandwidth matrix we use DTLS rather than Noise, which gets this right.