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@lrvick

1. You're commenting a blog post. People can sit back and interpret it as a 2024 state of the art of the current cryptographic infrastructure, so to say, to find out what's incomplete and where we should put more effort, e.g., what's preventing @delta from switching to a more modern cryptographic standard.

2. Be mindful of the use cases for which you're putting minorities at risk. This blog post was written by a cryptography engineer who knows how bug-prone implementing OpenPGP is. IMHO, a group chat using 5 different OpenPGP implementations on Yahoo mail servers shouldn't be treated as zero-access. Delta Chat may be a good WhatsApp replacement for family groups but advocating for this kind of decentralization against State-level threat models is plainly dangerous.

Having a sociology graduate explain this to you means that at least one of these two posts is incredibly bad.