not if the outbox requires the user's auth for the event (eg DMs)

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DMs are a special case. Should probably be P2P, to be honest.

And for the rest of the sensitive stuff, that's what the personal relay is for. That's a grand total of 2 relays, max, and one of them is already predetermined. Throw in a localhost relay, for the lulz. Costs practically nothing.

yeah, DMs are the case that makes having a rendezvous relay proxying function make sense. at most the relay only sees traffic volumes and who connects to who, the content is encrypted. without much more elaborate than that you could use tor to set up accounts on several intermediary relays and voila, you don't even need tor to isolate who's talking to who, just two intermediaries and basta.

Yeah, feel like it's out of scope with the normal relay functionality. I hardly use them.

mainly because the clients don't work

Also, there's no rule saying that an AUTH relay can't aggregate from other relays. It can just go find stuff, from the subscribers, and pull it.

it can, but not if they are auth required, then you need a scheme to proxy out these auth requests. it can just be a simple http proxy too, though you'd have to control the bandwidth and perhaps limit it to what is listed in a user's relay list.

er, and friends relay lists