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Sounds logical to be honest. The E2E encryption is not protecting you, it's protecting the company providing the software. The only thing that is legit is the
by hoppp 3mo ago
Sounds logical to be honest.
The E2E encryption is not protecting you, it's protecting the company providing the software.
The only thing that is legit is the local use of PGP. But it's a shame we don't really progress much.
- zaik 3mo agoGajim recently got a modern PGP implementation: https://gajim.org/posts/2026-06-18-gajim-2.4.7-released/ https://gajim.org/posts/2026-06-18-gajim-2.4.7-released/