@lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange Everything should be using key-addressed overlay networks. (Or just key-addressed networks, if GNUnet reaches completion at some point and is implemented in hardware, I suppose.) The notion that addressing a peer doesn't *inherently* mean the communication is encrypted is the problem. At that point, the notion "if I'm sending the message to a public room it's not private" and "if I'm sending a message to a specific person it's private" is very simple to grasp for users.