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Matrix y Element son un infierno de metadatos financiados por Israel (16 respuestas)

1 : root@bienvenidoainternet.org:~# : 02/01/23(lun)17:18:51 ID:U3NmUxMT0

>By releasing v1.0, Matrix.org makes a promise of a secure and self-contained protocol while promoting privacy. But at the same time, has a near-monopol in the whole ecosystem in terms of client and server use: Riot and synapse, also labelled "reference implementations". We believe that reference implementations should reflect the core values of the protocol. They currently fail to do so and instead produce a near-centralised network which fails to protect people's privacy.
>Security breaches in Matrix.org are an important reminder that we also are at the mercy of 3rd party entities with which we share our personal information unknowingly. They might leak private data unintentionally/unknowingly but still with a strong impact on the user, like it has happened many times in the past with security breaches across the Internet.
Esto aplica en parte a instancias autohospedadas también.
>While users on the matrix.org Homeserver have to explicitly agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy policy, no agreement is ever sought from users on self-hosted servers that also use matrix.org and vector.im. How is their data handled? Are they processed in some way? Which method of lawful processing under GDPR allows for this constant sharing of (meta)data? We hope such questions will be answered to ensure users' privacy is handled appropriately.
https://github.com/libremonde-org/paper-research-privacy-matrix.org/blob/master/part1/README.md

>Matrix was developed and funded by a company Amdocs. Amdocs is an Israeli company that has since moved to America and has near total knowledge of American telephone communications.
https://www.counterpunch.org/2008/09/27/an-israeli-trojan-horse/
https://web.archive.org/web/20201219014215/https://samba.noblogs.org/post/2018/08/27/matrix-org-a-federated-app-funded-by-a-mossad-company/
>Now to be clear, formally, since 2017, Amdocs no longer is the open sponsor of Matrix. It is instead funded by a break-off organization called Vector. But Matrix/Vector has somehow remained very, very well-funded for a "community-driven" project: they raised $8.5 million, that's a lot for free stuff! Crowd-funding for relatively unknown open source software projects is apparently much more lucrative than I thought!
https://lukesmith.xyz/articles/matrix-vs-xmpp/

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