Dear TeamSpeak-Community,
in times of ever increasing surveillance,
TeamSpeak6 should be a great software to have a decentralized
and encrypted approach for Internet communication in contrast to Discord,
which now slowly enforces ID-/Selfie-Checks like Roblox did
and showing that they are not capable of storing user data securely.
With TeamSpeak3 you could set up your own server and use the client
without any of this. Sadly, now we are forced to use a myTeamSpeak-Account
for accessing even the TeamSpeak6 client.
They say, it’s for the beta, but I’m having a bad gut feeling,
that this will stay afterwards.
If you argue, that this is a security feature against trolling
on servers: Make it a server setting, where you could allow only myTeamSpeak-Connections.
Let it be the choice of the server owner!
When I remember correctly, this feature was already in the TeamSpeak3 server
somewhere, but I’m not completely sure.
Being forced to use an always-online account is the main reason,
why I’m not using TeamSpeak6 and stay on TeamSpeak3, where
I cannot use the new cool features like screen-sharing, etc.
Please remove the obligatory myTeamSpeak-Account from TeamSpeak6 and let
it be like TeamSpeak3: A cool open-for-everyone software,
which brings back digital sovereignty to the users.
Kind regards,
BackToTheTeamSpeak
