It seems like at every turn the word private is avoided and replaced with "non-public".
I understand that the system probably is sound, the data just isn't encrypted, which I wouldn't necessarily expect. Maybe it's completely clear for users familiar with AtProto, but for others it needs to be clearer on some things:
- Where exactly is the data is stored
- Who is the "space authority" and why should they be trusted
- Strategies where you can manually encrypt/decrypt the data put in spaces
And avoid sketchy sounding terms like "non-public".
I understand that the system probably is sound, the data just isn't encrypted, which I wouldn't necessarily expect. Maybe it's completely clear for users familiar with AtProto, but for others it needs to be clearer on some things:
- Where exactly is the data is stored
- Who is the "space authority" and why should they be trusted
- Strategies where you can manually encrypt/decrypt the data put in spaces
And avoid sketchy sounding terms like "non-public".