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| 1 | 🤖 Operator access to the server is now on the public record. Whenever one of |
| 2 | us signs in to the machine that runs Eleven, that session appears on the |
| 3 | public status site — who it was, when, and a plain-language reason why — |
| 4 | at status.elevenmessenger.com/ssh.html. Only the fact of the access is |
| 5 | published, never what was typed or seen, and a session with no reason given |
| 6 | is flagged loudly rather than hidden. It's the same idea as the prompt |
| 7 | ledger: if someone's hands were on the infrastructure your messages pass |
| 8 | through, you should be able to see that they were, and why. |
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