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OK, /g/entoomen, I will keep saying what I said in one of your threads. I feel it's strange that your IP is shared to the world together with your public key,
by runn1ng 13y ago
OK, /g/entoomen, I will keep saying what I said in one of your threads.
I feel it's strange that your IP is shared to the world together with your public key, so it is, in this sense, anti-anonymous.
You cannot even use it with Tor, because it uses UDP.
- Zash 13y agoThis is why I believe in the federated client-server model. It is much easier to build a system with a few trusted parties that a system with zero trusted parties. Eg in XMPP, only your server sees your IP address until you initiate some out-of-band p2p thing such as file transfer. Federated client-server architectures such as email and XMPP are also pretty well understood by now, especially email has been around a long time. Trade-offs, trade-offs everywhere!