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I wouldn’t post encrypted comm to Twitter because I‘d suspect they keep tight logs on my IP. A random blog probably wouldn’t.

• krageon 4y ago
  If you have to worry about that, then the encrypted communication is just theater.
• CommitSyn 4y ago
  WordPress logs all comment IP addresses forever. That's what proxies are for.
  • manmal 4y ago
    I guess you‘d need a MITM SSL proxy to mask your originating IP? That seems to be a bit complicated for this usecase, if Twitter uses certificate pinning? EDIT: I see now that I had a misconception here. There's no need for a MITM proxy in this case.
    • dewey 4y ago
      Why would you need the MITM part? Just use Tor, VPN or a forwarding proxy to tunnel all your traffic through an IP you can't be connected with.
      • manmal 4y ago
        They (used to?) block most Tor nodes and popular VPNs. But I just found out they launched an onion service last year!