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Maybe for your your use. For my use, not a single thing that goes over discord are things I'd object to being posted on a public website. That includes DM's. No
by vidarh 2y ago
Maybe for your your use. For my use, not a single thing that goes over discord are things I'd object to being posted on a public website. That includes DM's. Not having E2EE means something isn't a solution for actually private conversations, but a lot of conversations happens in setting that are not actually private in any sense.
- collingreen 2y agoI personally think I am unable to perfectly guess today what I will want/need to have private forever. This is one of the tenets underpinning my thoughts about why privacy matters.
- multjoy 2y agoBut Discord & IRC aren't generally private spaces. They're no different to web forums in that you would reasonably expect that something you write today would be accessible without reference to you in 10 years hence. That's a very different proposition to a private/group message exchange in WhatsApp/iMessage etc.
- vidarh 2y agoIt's really quite simple: Would I be happy to discuss it in a public space where people might record? I wouldn't plan a controversial political movement in public, or on Discord. I would discuss videos game programming either place.