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This is a funny mistake to make, but after looking around on their website, I have genuinely no idea what group to attribute the project to. There’s no name in the privacy disclaimer. You can attribute it to the people that developed it, but that seems almost tautological… And perhaps, if they’re privacy enthusiasts too, they’d rather not be named and attributed to a location.

If I wasn’t aware of GitHub let alone its alternatives, I’d assume Codeberg was the group responsible for the project too. It’s mentioned on every page footer, after all

I guess Reddit has weird niche communities for everything. Facedeer’s official Lemmy profile points to a Reddit profile with comments all over “defendingAIart”, “AIwar”, “accelerate,” and a bunch of other vehemently pro-AI places.

I see you spend all your time on Reddit, evangelizing big AI and tech corporations… So can you give us a hint what you think the actual problem is?

Messages between two people are not exposed via public APIs, but they can be accessed by admins of 1-2 servers (depending on whether you’re sending these messages to someone on a different server).

Element fixes Lemmy’s message content exposure problem, but none of the metadata problems (who is communicating with whom, when, how often, etc, are all still available to those 1-2 sets of server admins).