Privacy focussed messenger: Difference between revisions
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* No way to know if someone has added/removed you from their contacts | * No way to know if someone has added/removed you from their contacts | ||
* Messaging someone who hasn't added you to contacts = message silently deleted | * Messaging someone who hasn't added you to contacts = message silently deleted | ||
== Thoughts == | |||
* How to avoid a centralised server | |||
* Can messages be delivered over Tor? | |||
* How to deliver messages when the recipient isn't online | |||
[[Category:Open Source Software]] | [[Category:Open Source Software]] |
Revision as of 11:01, 1 October 2023
Guiding principles
- Everyone is blocked by default
- Can only message contacts where there is mutual agreement (i.e. both have added each other)
- Text only
- Transit over open protocols
- Mandatory encryption of communication stream
- Mandatory encryption of data (E2EE)
- No read receipts
- No way to know if someone has added/removed you from their contacts
- Messaging someone who hasn't added you to contacts = message silently deleted
Thoughts
- How to avoid a centralised server
- Can messages be delivered over Tor?
- How to deliver messages when the recipient isn't online