Post B4sTSuhd7gfEmPIx8a by faket@veganism.social
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 (DIR) Post #B4sSs2svjrOzRT0hNI by delta@chaos.social
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       Under the hood, we are using  IETF Internet Messaging specifications commonly tagged as  "email". Sounds old, right? Actually there is a lot of new stuff going on!  For example, #chatmail apps now fully support:- RFC9788 ("Header Protection") to achieve minimal metadata- RFC9580 ("OpenPGP") to use modern cryptography By comparison, "Messaging Layer Security (MLS)" has an older numbered RFC9420 (and doesn't have mass-usable app releases). Maybe time to revisit old/new assumptions? :)
       
 (DIR) Post #B4sTSuhd7gfEmPIx8a by faket@veganism.social
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       @delta Do you have a place where there is a list of what is known by who when we’re using DeltaChat ? That’s for propaganda purpose :D
       
 (DIR) Post #B4sX2qvCxRTbLBU5fU by delta@chaos.social
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       @faket we want to publish a security whitepaper this year, let's see when we get around to it.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4sh2zK4ioUqwCoqLg by alex@yopp.me
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       @delta hi! My friends trying to switch to DC, but most of the chatmail servers are blocked. So I’m still wondering if you have any plans for message transit/proxy via non-trusted regular email servers. Email traffic itself is not blocked and some domestic email servers are reachable even if strict allow lists are in effect. Obviously traffic itself will be visible to email provider, but if it just goes tor-likesh to random chatmail servers without disclosing actual recipient mailbox will give them option to use DC without trying to find working VPN
       
 (DIR) Post #B4uTotoPVHc2hjsasS by bm76@mastodon.social
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       @delta For some time now, I’ve been thinking about how we could equip all students and teachers with a way to communicate with each other safely and easily—both in school and afterwards. As far as I can tell, DeltaChat is the only viable option, because it works without a phone number and without a username/password, and above all because students can continue using their account even after they leave school. No other messenger offers that.