Wispy🧉 on Nostr: Isn't that always the case? I mean, it's true that putting databases on relays ...

Isn't that always the case? I mean, it's true that putting databases on relays instantly makes them public, but believing that in other implementations they are private is another security issue imo. Maybe I'm missing something, but everything on the internet should be treated as if it were public, don't be fooled into thinking that your passwords are private in the hands of a company. Even using solutions like keypass there are no guarantees, data can be intercepted at any time if shared between devices, strong encryption is the best solution we have.At least this is what I understand about online security, please correct me if I'm wrong