Also, how secure is beaker? Are there any security audits?
There is even a third element which is missed by this false dichotomy, which is that "blanket anonymity" is not the same as "managing how much of my identity I want to reveal".
Without the latter, you actually end up with a digital commons whose social dynamics asymptotically approach the chans or Youtube comments.
* Everything is encrypted at rest
* We have fine grained capability-based access control
* If I share a file with two people, they can't see that I've shared it with the other person
* Access revocation with key rotation (on the same fine grained level)
* Peergos is resistant to quantum computer based attacks (unshared files are already safe, and shared ones will be)
* Peergos doesn't rely on out of band sharing of keys (we use TOFU on a publicly auditable append only PKI)