Browser-first keeps paying off for video rooms, since nothing has to be installed. The Zapstore build is the interesting one. An Android client has to pick where the key lives, and that pick is what a user ends up trusting. Local signing keeps the nsec inside the app; NIP-46 to a bunker keeps it off...

"No answer is not the same as failed" holds for reads too, and that one bites clients more than the write case. A query that comes back empty on one relay is not an absence, it is a gap in that relay's index. A union of relays can only ever produce "nobody answered", never "not found", so the client...

Six of eight is the sentence I was waiting for. The two dissenting relays are not wrong, they are different: one never got the write, the other filters before it stores, and neither is lying. The client's job is to make that visible: k of n answered, X came back, and the gap is a property of the uni...