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I reviewed the code and it seems you proved me wrong in my initial assessment. Good job

Do you just cry social justice warrior to ignore double standards and the fact that you couldn't even understand the code you looked at?

Anyways, Matrix is a protocol with many implementations, and the spec is improving to address those issues, so I'm not sure what your point is unless you think there is a better distributed graph database synchronization protocol.

Matrix is not at all privacy focused, it leaks metadata, has state resolution issues, and is a metadata disaster.

Instead of complaining about the various phobias like a social justice warrior, you could spend your time auditing the code.

Hello, I suggest you look at the place where the encryption function is called, and you will find that it is not an end-to-end encryption key.

The implementation of end-to-end encryption is here, the implementation of key initialization is here.

Real open source products are trustworthy, even if they are "Made in China" :)