i appreciate that explanation. thank you. you trust nist?
Liability is minimal, since:
1. Relays can’t see the messages or even determine who is using the server
2. A local chat database is stored on your device, so if a relay you use goes down, you can easily use another and retain all messages.
The architecture is summarized in the link I sent you.
The tl;dr is that it’s more private because users don’t have unique identifiers, and SimpleX deliver messages uses a modern, advanced private tech called Pairwise Pseudononymous Identifiers.
https://csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/Pairwise_Pseudonymous_Identifier
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