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@zeh Not really. What I'm saying is if you take the "all or nothing" attitude, and "all" is hard to use correctly, is crypto-optional, or doesn't have features people want, they will go to "nothing" instead (or use "all" incorrectly), which is WORSE.
Fundamentally, every "instant" system is vulnerable to a timing analysis by sophisticated state actors anyway (whenever person A sends a packet, person B gets one).
@zeh There is absolutely a need for things like #Meshtastic that don't even use the Internet, and other things that tilt the balance further away from usability. But advocating their use in such strong terms now is counter-productive at lifting the global average level of privacy, because they are hard to use correctly and don't have the features people expect.