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You can, but any shared address book needs to have a very clear scope of applicability. Basically: any users that are communicating need to either share the sam

by pfraze 4y ago

You can, but any shared address book needs to have a very clear scope of applicability. Basically: any users that are communicating need to either share the same registry, or have some clear indication that they aren't in order to avoid significant mishaps. I'm not totally sure how you accomplish that.

kixiQu 4y ago
<del>The federated approach would be the same way that we distinguish cooluser@gmail.com from cooluser@proton.me; in this case, the server part would just determine who you're asking to map cooluser to a UUID.</del> Actually, this is handled pretty clearly in the example article.