On the side bar it lists the following:

  • [Matrix/Element]Dead
  • Discord

“Discord” is an active link, but the Matrix link is completely inactive. Not only is it inactive (which could have be excused as a broken link), but it is also manually labeled as “Dead”, as if there is no intention of making it work. How can a community that is focused on privacy willingly favor a service that is privacy non-respecting when a perfectly functional privacy-respecting alternative exists?

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    Matrix has some gaping holes in privacy that are overshadowed only by the gaping holes in user experience.

    But Discord… Discord privacy is far, far worse. While Matrix knows the who, when, where, and some of the what about every one of your conversations, at least it gives you the option to encrypt the contents within them.

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          It’s encrypted between you and discord. So somebody on your Wi-Fi can’t see what you’re typing. But it’s not encrypted end to end. Discord can see everything that people talk about. And that’s the problem

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              Secure socket layer is a type of encryption. So discord can correctly claim it is encrypted. And the commenter above can get confused by that. Confusing user to server encryption and end-to-end encryption where the messages are encrypted between users is important distinction.

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                Yeah ur right, it is encryption, barely, but it is “military grade encryption”