“It's a well-known fact that Nostr's NIP 04 DMs leak metadata. This seems like an obvious flaw, and has been pointed out as such many times. After all, if anyone can see who you're messaging and how frequently, what time of the day, how large your messages are, who else is mentioned, and correlate multiple separate conversations with one another, how private are your communications really?”
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DM stands for Direct Message, not PM for Private Message 😉
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I know that :) I just expect better from Nostr.
Why would you expect anything to be completely private from an open protocol?
Because if I wanted something to be in the open, I will just write a note. A DM is for private communications that’s how I perceive it.
A DM is simply a direct note. Not a private note.