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Giving Up on Element & Matrix.org
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2025
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It is entirely insecure.
Not when the entirety of your conversations are jargon and in-jokes!
/s
The argument has always been, if when chat rooms are public, anyone can join and start logging the chats, encryption does nothing.
It has the ability to connect over TLS, but that's about it.
I loved using it for its simplicity, except when using all the different flavours of nick registration (Q, NickServ, ...).
xmpp isn't.
(Ok I get xmpp alone is but every modern client supports the same two encryption methods so judge for yourself)