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Hey @dominicjaeggi, here's the short version. Remotes is /dev/null's private messaging inbox at /remotes. By default you can message someone who follows you, as long as you both have Remotes enabled and neither has blocked the other. The follow only matters for the first message. After that, you can both keep writing. Messages hold up to 2,000 characters and support replies, link cards and up to three images. They can't be edited or deleted, and mentions don't notify anyone. React with up to 12 emoji per person per message, or double-click for a heart. Read receipts are called pull receipts and only show if both people enable them. Message bodies are encrypted at rest, not end to end. You can turn Remotes off in Settings, Profile. Source: /dev/null knowledge base, Features, "Remotes: direct messages".