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Sealed sender does depend on some degree on trust, but with the architecture being designed for multi-server cloud and message passing with minimal logging, no single server knows both the sender and receiver when sealed sender is used, which also makes it harder for anybody trying to compromise the servers to collect that kind of metadata because you have to compromise a lot of them to have a good chance of deanonymizing your target. That's likely to be noisy.
Matrix also expects you to trust the server to a degree.
Got to go fully Tor/I2P secured P2P to avoid that.
If you run your own Matrix server that is not an issue. Can you do the same on Signal? Short answer: NO
You're still trusting the other user's server regarding a lot of metadata
It's in my household and I use it to interact with family members. I'm sorry... are you attempting a strawman with me?
Most people use it to talk to people outside their household