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reddit has its own AI feature now
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this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2025
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DMs on Lemmy are not secure FYI
Like “not E2E”, or someone can guess the URL to your DM type of insedure?
Not sure, but the message that it is not secure is displayed on the website when you message anyone. I would presume that anyone who knew what they were doing and wanted to target you would be able to figure it out one way or another if they were determined enough.
Yeah. My point being in terms of AI use, there aren’t really differences between lemmy and Reddit since the data is public. I don’t even see the point why this topic is relevant to privacy.
My understanding is that admins would be able to access it. I'm not sure if this means any admin, or just the ones of the sender and recipient.