Matrix ain't it chief

Watch arathorn get in the replies for this one.

https://mastodon.matrix.org/@element/110340953550548309

They work with cops in case that's a factor.

Element (@[email protected])

@[email protected] @matrix @[email protected] https://element.io/blog/the-online-safety-bill-an-attack-on-encryption gives an idea of our position. And no, there are no backdoors. Yes, we fund Matrix dev by selling encrypted messaging services to governments, which includes police: if you don’t like that then please feel free to use a different app.

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@cadey I don't use matrix I use catgirl.cloud, which just so happens to use the matrix protocol but-
@jackie It's matrix enough
@cadey I'm quitting email because gmail is bad smh
@cadey I’m getting a 502 trying to access this (or any other page on your site actually).

@cadey imo there just isn't enough dev time on the matrix protocol and clients. I really don't want to go through the trolling period that happened last year again

I'll stay on it for FOSS stuff, but outside of it it's too janky

@cadey Unable to decrypt message

@cadey

> deal with the weird mental model leaps it's fine-ish, but the second you get anyone close to normal involved it's gonna go pear-shaped

For normies, federation model is hard to grasp. People expect services provided by the Internet. The old World Wide Web was one such service, it features a simple way to access information by savable address, and don't even need user to understand its decentralized nature.

Decentralization done right is more intuitive than federation.