> ... and yet it's still the ONLY cross-messenger system, not everybody uses group chats, and not everybody cares about status updates or whatever. There is Ma

> ... and yet it's still the ONLY cross-messenger system, not everybody uses group chats, and not everybody cares about status updates or whatever. There is Matrix. The issue is that people don't know what actions are E2EE and what is not. > That's not what it's for, and email is not "real time communication". I have an archive of email going back 30 years. Forward secrecy is not always a win. It was listed under the "encrypted messaging" section. > That's an awfully strong statement to make without a threat model... It's not, its that browsers have evolved to the point where a lot of those extensions are unessary and actually are counter to privacy, modifying your fingerprint to be unique. > ... but you list "social networks", which are intrinsically "not private" in their very purpose, just like video sharing... As it happens we're removing those sections for this very reason https://github.com/privacyguides/privacyguides.org/discussions/949 https://github.com/privacyguides/privacyguides.org/discussio...