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Thanks for clarifying. So users on a private instance can't DM users on a different instance, correct? Does that also mean they can't read Fediverse content fro

Thanks for clarifying. So users on a private instance can't DM users on a different instance, correct? Does that also mean they can't read Fediverse content from their private accounts? So it's basically a corporate intranet.

tremon 3y ago
"Public instance" in this case means that the general public can't register accounts there, not that the posts themselves aren't public (that would defeat the purpose of this being a public communication platform). I'm not sure if DMs are supported cross-instance or not.
- vogon_laureate 3y ago
  I would hope they couldn't because admins of the other instance would be able to read those DMs AFAICT.