Huh? Session is onion routed with different nodes. It's not google/AWS, I've done lookups on many of the IPs, its a lot of the same providers as Tor. SimpleX lets you self-host, so its you running it. Threema’s legal transparency report is not a technology solution, it’s their promise. Why is having different nodes with onion routing, or self-hosting simplex, worse metadata leak than just Threema’s promise?

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The more hands that handle a parcel, the greater the risk that it will break, fall or be stolen. The more Notes your messages are sent via, the greater the risk of someone making a copy and/or intercepting the metadata. Threema messages only make one stop, on their own server. This server does not store any IP address or metadata, and the message is deleted after successful delivery! More data protection is not possible in digital communication!