If you create a new npub with amber, and then use a vpn, you could privately leak documents that others could easily share and would be difficult to censor.
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Same with email, IRC, etc. Those steps aren't part of Nostr.
How do you publicly post an email? Idk how censor resistant irc is, but email is definitely censored
I was talking about how Nostr isn't inherently private. What conversation are you having?
It is if you use it just like I said. You then compared it to other protocols. Just because those protocols are equally private when used that way doesn't mean nostr isn't private.
Pseudonymous and private are different concepts. Most things you post on Nostr are inherently public, the opposite of private.
Privacy is different from private. Privacy is basically the ability to control the level at which information is shared, sending someone a private message is nested within the concept of privacy. You can use nostr anonymously so idk why you're bring up pseudonymous. And yes, obviously a "post" is by definition public. That doesn't mean you can't use nostr privately.