exactly this
if it's public: who cares, and if it isn't: why are people trusting random IRC server admins
especially when there have previously been leaks from places like EFNet where admins have been caught running tcpdump or ircsniff.pl
if it's public: who cares, and if it isn't: why are people trusting random IRC server admins
especially when there have previously been leaks from places like EFNet where admins have been caught running tcpdump or ircsniff.pl
e2ee means that you do not have to trust anyone
> if it's public: who cares
IRC also lacks end to end authentication, the server owner can pretend to be you.