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Perhaps you should mention in your conspiratorial rant that you are in Russia. Then it would be obvious that the most likely authority fighting against end-to-
by davidt84 2y ago
Perhaps you should mention in your conspiratorial rant that you are in Russia.
Then it would be obvious that the most likely authority fighting against end-to-end encryption is Russia itself -- with no need to approach matrix, when they can simply block access to the relevant key-exchange endpoints at a network level.
- vikarti 2y agoHe is in Russia? Did he tried to run his own server _over vpn_? I did encounter a lot of strange issues with network connectivity if one of nodes is in Russia (especially on non-datacenter connection).TSPU could cause a lot of issues (to protect children from terrorists -:)). First thing to check is making _relilable_ encrypted VPN and checking via it.