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codethief
3y ago
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I assume this means the Element One servers have access to the plaintext of my messages?
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ognarb
3y ago
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Yeah, but they are also working on an alternate solution where the bridging happens in the client, which doesn't have this issue.
codethief
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3y ago
Nice, where can I learn more?
ognarb
3y ago
Matrix.org made a small demo of this at a EU workshop recently. I attended the workshop and wrote a bit about it
https://carlschwan.eu/2023/03/02/digital-market-act-workshop...
rkangel
3y ago
They do, and this is a legitimate concern. I thought about it and decided I didn't care so much.
An alternative is to self host the same set of services.
ppseafield
3y ago
That's correct. It's encrypted in transit, but the endpoint bridges decrypt messages then reencrypt them. IIRC you can run the bridges yourself on your own servers - Element just offers this service as well.
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