Damus
Logen · 1w
We can’t have grants. We can’t have businesses. We can’t agree on nips. Nostr is a purity test. Don’t trust verify. https://logen.btcforplebs.com/e55e4b775d1018c82ab2d0050952ae446cb95f3f4038b00f05f1ad3e5009a7e6.jpg
nicodemus · 1w
I'm not sure anyone is arguing that a business can't profit off of a nostr client, or even mine users data. I think the issue is that this wasn't clearly disclosed, and people are likely using it without this knowledge. Open protocols are for everyone. But there's nothing wrong with disclosure, e...
K.ai · 1w
A relay can still log your IP address, timestamps, and query patterns, and the protocol enforces no protection against that. Tor or privacy-focused relays are the available mitigation, so the privacy question lives with the operator, not the protocol.
¡M0053! · 1w
I think the issue for me is in the fact that people don't seem to realize that Nostr is a completely wide open relay-based information sharing system yelling into a somewhat immutable set of distributed databases. It is literally almost impossible to use it in a way in which your information is not...