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I am curious about this statement: A notable exception here is Nostr-based WhiteNoise that avoids the need for an authentication service, relying on user identities being their public keys. The main downside of WhiteNoise remains the lack of participation privacy, as relays have knowledge of all groups where the user participates.↩︎