nostr:npub138xqt2h03sees2rtlu7y98llgv2y5yr5d3ypefcw49kf036pgt3sxhpcnq
> assuming a trusted server
... which you can't really, unless it's yours (or operated by someone you know and trust) and not federated with one that isn't.
> to keep your inbox tidy
This doesn't require the message to be deleted anywhere but in the UI.
> the vanishing messages feature was for: if the device was compromised after sending
Fair point, I'll have to think about that one. That might actually be a legitimate use case.
nostr:npub138xqt2h03sees2rtlu7y98llgv2y5yr5d3ypefcw49kf036pgt3sxhpcnq
> the vanishing messages feature was for: if the device was compromised after sending
Me:
> Fair point, I'll have to think about that one
So I thought about it. I think I addressed in the comment here about the theoretical possibility of end-to-end deletion?
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