>>6320 I'm worried the Aus gov will force them to put in a backdoor.

>>6320 I used it on and off for a few weeks. It seems to work ok, but I feel like the devs are more focused on promoting the Oxen coin than they are about privacy and security. Also, they have some random and annoying moderation. They are quick to delete posts that they deem are off topic while not clearly defining what the topic is. I was called out several times for making posts that questioned or criticized certain aspects of the app. I was told that the chat was for dev discussion only. A few days later while lurking others were told that the chat was for Session related questions only, while others were told to post their ideas/comments to the Github page. If you can get someone to link you to the other public groups, there are some pretty smart people on there and some good discussions. In this case I am referring to their privacy group. TLDR - It seems like a good idea without good management or direction. There are a number of aspects that make me question the actual amount of privacy provided.

Session has quite a few open groups to choose from. Some of them are completely dead and/or worthless, but I found some good discussion on the privacy channel. https://www.sessiongroups.com/ http://lokilocker.com/Mods/Session-Groups/wiki/Session-Closed-Groups#paranormal