Agreed, which is why nostr is a better alternative, since there is no honeypot, the company doesn't need to store data at all, and even if they do all they have is encrypted content that you encrypted with your own keys, and even ones you can disassociate from.
Yes sophisticated metadata attacks can be performed if you're careless, but that's it, and this is an achievement we should be celebrating, not chiding away since it's not perfect, yet.
It's way beyond useful, right now, more useful than any legacy privacy company, since it's the only tech that has verifiable privacy where you don't need to trust.
