Post #2849636

Musk is propagating #XChat, not to be confused with the original released in 1999, in a repost as secure on his propaganda platform X. nitter.net/KatieMiller/status/2047767543134445784 But it raises and combines lots of data: '... the app has declared it may collect the following data points, and link them to your identity: Location ... Identifiers ...' 'As the app is meant for X users to communicate with one another, you do need an X account to use XChat.' lifehacker.com/tech/xchat-claims-to-offer-private-messaging-while-reserving-the-right-to-collect Other aspects: • Not open source. • Can be cracked server-side. • The protocol can only work safely when distributed 'realms' are used and not a single one. Safe claim debunked: nitter.net/mysk_co/status/2047807880124911701 Even #Grok admitted in a deleted answer that employees could possibly read the messages: nitter.net/d_j_harman/status/2047890490394337726