Doesn't the server just hold an encrypted vault? What could go wrong when the server is compromised? Just thinking out loud I don't know the answer

IPoAC is the superior protocol you are looking for

I think another reason they use a phone number is that it can mitigate issues with people or bots creating hundred of accounts maybe

Last time I checked you can't even share your screen

Nice, you know you are doing something good when CCP sympathizers are after you. Keep it up 👍

What is anti-consumer about firefox?

Who is this?

Yea that is kinda what I have been noticing aswell. I don't want perfect privacy like hiding my phone number with signal.

I just want to talk with my friends, share my screen and have text channels without being harvested for data :)

Element has all of this, the only problem I encountered is that everyones mic is suddely quite noisy as we are used to using discord's noice suppression. I gues you have to sacrifice something for privacy. And I heard it can be quite a pain to self host, but I still have to try that out myself

You might want to give the login information as google accounts dissapear quicker now if inactive

I only eat medium rare chicken meat

The only thing holding me back from using it is that it doesn't remove the background noise of my mic well. (I also have to convince my less privacy minded friends and they really don't like the extra background noises)

"Have you tried drinking more water?"

It is the year of the linux desktop!

I advice using protonmail for decent privacy (e-mail is inherently not a really private way of communicating but proton is still your best bet)

They might also be more succesfull if they can put sticks and stones together to eventually create a military industrial complex in order to hunt prey using a 50 Caliber machine gun.

Hoe is the pinenote? I have been debating on buying one

amen

:3

Thanks, I hoped the software would have been a bit more developed by now. I don't have the time to mess about with it sadly

I would just put a server on the internet with only the bitwarden ports open to the internet. And put the server in its own isolated environment. With automatic updates I would be comfortable with this. Even if for any reason the isolated server gets compromised, the server is mostly a glorified sync server.