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Privacy minded instant messaging quest.
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this post was submitted on 16 Dec 2023
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If you allow for servers that can't read your messages (Tor nodes and such), "serverless" messaging is quite possible. All the layers of encryption and redirection aren't great for latency, but there's no reason two phones can't be connected over Tor/Veilid.
The problem in practice, I think, is notifications. To receive notifications, you need to be online all the time. To be available on Tor all the time may help deanonimze you so you also need to shake up your connections every now and then, which requires some CPU heavy recalculations and key exchange from the network as connections are reestablished.
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