anarchist on Nostr: it does! according to simplex privacy policy, «to prevent server overloading or ...
it does! according to simplex privacy policy, «to prevent server overloading or attacks, the servers can temporarily store data that can link to particular users or devices, including IP addresses, geographic location, or information related to the transport session»*.
if the served is compromised, it can fully deanonymize the sender and receiver, if they don't use Tor or VPN. it has own dangers: eg. many governments don't care, what do you chat ABOUT, if you CHAT with a wrong person (for example, if you chat with a political activist, who has actually done something, you're under a scope). once again, session eliminates the need to think twice to not get caught: privacy is not by default, not optionally.
*https://simplex.chat/privacy/
if the served is compromised, it can fully deanonymize the sender and receiver, if they don't use Tor or VPN. it has own dangers: eg. many governments don't care, what do you chat ABOUT, if you CHAT with a wrong person (for example, if you chat with a political activist, who has actually done something, you're under a scope). once again, session eliminates the need to think twice to not get caught: privacy is not by default, not optionally.
*https://simplex.chat/privacy/