Understanding circles in 0xchat-lite
Circles are designed for privacy, and are especially suitable for users who have their own private relay.
1. Independent server setup and configuration
2. Independent encrypted database
3. No hidden connections
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I just published a note. For the circle relay, you can use any public relay or a private relay. All messages within a circle will only be sent to the relay you’ve set for that circle.
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Imagine you have a family circle on your family’s private relay, and a friends circle on a relay shared with your friends. Only members of each circle can send and receive messages.
You simply switch to the family circle to chat with family, and to the friends circle to chat with friends.
One identity can join multiple circles, and each circle’s data stays completely separate.
That has been tried before and failed. Google Plus
One reason Google Plus failed was because it was forcibly integrated into other Google services. It claimed to focus on privacy, but in practice, that approach actually worked against user privacy.
Love it, keep going!
Thank you, and yes, I saw the help text
Hi i tried 0xchat light , it's very minimalistic , i love it.
Which nip are you using ?
It's now compatible with "white noise"? Or will be?
To make large tests i need to install a new relay, i imagine i can't allow just pkeys of members?
Thanks