We appreciate your concern about the security of our software, but we don’t have plans for a security audit at this time. Our open-source approach and commitment to secure coding practices are sufficient to ensure the security of our software.
As an open-source project, our code is available for anyone to review and audit. If you’re tech-savvy and concerned about security, you’re welcome to dive into the code and verify our claims for yourself.
We’re a team of experienced developers who are passionate about creating secure and reliable software. We’re asking that you trust us to do the right thing. We’ve earned that trust through our hard work and dedication to our craft. We’re not perfect, but we’re always striving to improve.
We believe that our approach is effective, and we’re not going to divert resources to a security audit that we don’t think is necessary. We hope you can understand and respect our decision.
Russia and Turkey’s decision to block Discord may be a wise move, given the current situation with Telegram. By taking a cautious approach, they may be able to prevent the spread of malicious content or protect their citizens from harm.
We should respect the differences in laws and regulations between countries and try to understand the context behind such decisions. Rather than criticizing Russia and Turkey, let’s try to understand their perspective and consider the potential reasons behind their actions.