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threat-model: update 

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@ -109,9 +109,9 @@ isn't very much used. Even though it may also be the case for Dino..
Currently in server logs, a few things can be used to identify a client, such
as the resource string set by the client to something similar to
`clientname.random`, or the `disco#info` which lists capabilities of a client.
Both are actually stored on the server for possibly good reasons, but that's
always more information to identity somebody.
`clientname.randombits`, or the `disco#info` which lists capabilities of a
client. Both are actually stored on the server for possibly good reasons, but
that's always more information to identity somebody.
[Conversations]: https://conversations.im
[Dino]: https://dino.im
@ -159,12 +159,14 @@ Interactions with OMEMO between non-contacts is a mess. Some servers have the
[`mod_block_strangers`] module deployed as an anti-spam measure: when a user
from such a server joins a private room, non-contacts will be prevented from
fetching their keys. Dino creates the OMEMO node as [only accessible by
contacts][dino-omemo] (to prevent deanonymization in some types of MUCs). And
Conversations [doesn't allow sending encrypted messages][conversations-omemo]
if it doesn't have keys of all participants in a private room.
contacts][dino-omemo] (to prevent deanonymization [in some Prosody
MUCs][prosody-pep]). And Conversations [doesn't allow sending encrypted
messages][conversations-omemo] if it doesn't have keys of all participants in
a private room.
[`mod_block_strangers`]: https://modules.prosody.im/mod_block_strangers.html
[dino-omemo]: https://github.com/dino/dino/issues/1139
[prosody-pep]: https://issues.prosody.im/1441
[conversations-omemo]: https://github.com/iNPUTmice/Conversations/issues/3081
I am not even talking about OMEMO implementations (using [OMEMO