“Anyone with an admin account” comes down to “one or two people” not “public”. If your admin is a dick then yeah, your stuff may get leaked, but that’s not normal.
That’s missing the point though: if something isn’t completely private then it has the chance of going public. Too many services pretend to be more private than they really are by using terms like “private message” when all they’re really offering is a relatively small barrier to seeing your data, especially if anyone can set up their own instance.
“Anyone with an admin account” comes down to “one or two people” not “public”. If your admin is a dick then yeah, your stuff may get leaked, but that’s not normal.
That’s missing the point though: if something isn’t completely private then it has the chance of going public. Too many services pretend to be more private than they really are by using terms like “private message” when all they’re really offering is a relatively small barrier to seeing your data, especially if anyone can set up their own instance.
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