Relays know IP address, user agents, public keys trying to read/write, websocket request info etc. about clients so joinstr uses below things:
You could also run your own relay for some use cases although its always good to use multiple relays. Use clients that care about privacy and VPN/proxy. If you are running a relay, being anon could be helpful if government agencies have issues with some events being published in the future when nostr gets too big.
nobody /
npub1vs…7petm
2023-07-15 04:18:01
Author Public Key
npub1vsyqtayyya9e7xphs0xq67a2vn9znemt43wyzu76gx0cu7rhhv5qd7petmPublished at
2023-07-15 04:18:01Event JSON
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"kind": 1,
"tags": [],
"content": "Relays know IP address, user agents, public keys trying to read/write, websocket request info etc. about clients so joinstr uses below things:\n\nYou could also run your own relay for some use cases although its always good to use multiple relays. Use clients that care about privacy and VPN/proxy. If you are running a relay, being anon could be helpful if government agencies have issues with some events being published in the future when nostr gets too big.",
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}