- cross-posted to:
- foss@beehaw.org
- matrix@programming.dev
- cross-posted to:
- foss@beehaw.org
- matrix@programming.dev
Matrix Metadata Problem: the server sees everything except your messages
People pick Matrix because of end-to-end encryption. But E2EE only protects message content — everything around it is plaintext.
The server sees:
- Your ID, IP, client type and version, device you use
- Your presence, typing status, read receipts
- Which rooms you join and when you join/leave
- Who else is in those rooms → your entire social graph
- Room names, topics, avatars (all plaintext state)
- For every message: who sent it, which room, a millisecond timestamp, type, size
And federation copies most of that to every other server whose users are in the room. Your “social footprint” isn’t one copy — it’s as many as there are servers.


Matrix was always a terrible protocol made by Zionists to embed themselves into government and corporate channels whilst posturing itself as ‘secure’ and independent (self-hosted). Critics said over and over: it’s shit. Now those duped are getting defensive. Good ploy mossad. Overall it’s been very effective.
This isn’t support for Signal either. It’s shit too.
The problem is users. Always has been.
i have been convinced. what do you think it’s a better implementation? simplex?
Not just made by Zionists, made by notorious Israeli spyware company Amdocs.
And after moving to the UK the devs deny that Amdocs was a spyware company despite it having multiple massive spying scandals such as wiretapping White House phones https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-384876