btremaaronpk: AFAICT, iMessage's "verification code" is not quite like Signal's "safety number." The former is a code attached to the account, and does not change per contact. It is meant to be published so your identity can be verified. The latter /does/ change per contact, and is meant to be private, shared only with that contact.
[morganm]I went through a phase of simplifying my personal website, this is my about page now. https://www.morganwebdev.org/about/ . I have probably thought a lot about who if anyone I expect to visit this, but then Ive also cared a lot less
carrvobtrem, while iMessages may *identify* by a phone number, it is actually a proprietary internet protocol making it more akin to WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Slack, and Discord. Even if that "internet" is through data.
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[morganm]I'm writing an attempt at a treatise called "post 0% interest software" which is basically my reflections on my career and exposure to various ways of doing software and trends. Basically about how brittle and complex products were that many were trying to create and how that era has passed