This morning nine.testrun.org was briefly unavailable, some network problem. A good time to remind everyone to add a second relay to your #deltachat app:
1. Go to https://chatmail.at/relays randomly choose one of the listed relay pages and copy the invitation code to your clipboard
2. In delta chat settings go to advanced/relays and tap "add relay" and paste the invitation code
3. That's it.
If one relay is unavailable you still can receive and send messages.
https://delta.chat/en/2026-03-31-zero#maximizing-availability-and-resilience-through-multi-path-delivery
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Hypolite Petovan
•@Delta Chat So now I have to rely on not one, but two separate third-party entities when I only had to have to have an email address to use Delta Chat before?
What kind of nonsense did you get into to go down that absolutely tortured path?
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•Hypolite Petovan
•@Delta Chat Unfortunately, the fact I don't understand your reply nor even how it pertains to my complaint says a lot about the lost affordance of the service you used to provide.
I hope you know where you're going because it will be without me.
Hypolite Petovan
•@utopiArte @Delta Chat I assume the answer would be "the latest version" since they introduced end-to-end encryption in the later versions and it would considered the "safest". In a way, with E2EE you theoretically don't have to trust relays that only pass around encrypted messages.
Compare to the early days of Delta Chat where nothing was "safe" since it only relied on plain text emails to my knowledge. Of course I don't expect anybody to have been using Delta Chat for cryptographically sensitive conversation either, so I really don't know where this push came from.
Hypolite Petovan
•Benjamin Kwiecień 🇵🇸
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