Okay, I think I understand more, you are saying you can run Cleargraph locally, and have things proxy to it rather than anybody else's server. Good, glad to hear that!!!
Yeah, I'm not really a fan of Signal's approach with the enclave and stuff. People wanting to have their phone numbers in the system is fine, but it certainly shouldn't be necessary (I don't assume it is, for you use?), and the system definitely shouldn't build on top of that assumption. Could you back up a little bit and explain how ENS and contact names are related to GraphQL queries?
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Okay, I think I understand more, you are saying you can run Cleargraph locally, and have things proxy to it rather than anybody else's server. Good, glad to hear that!!!
Yeah, I'm not really a fan of Signal's approach with the enclave and stuff. People wanting to have their phone numbers in the system is fine, but it certainly shouldn't be necessary (I don't assume it is, for you use?), and the system definitely shouldn't build on top of that assumption. Could you back up a little bit and explain how ENS and contact names are related to GraphQL queries?