Terra Classic raises concerns over Quorum wallet data storage

Terra Classic reported that testing of Quorum revealed drafts and AI chats are stored on a private server linked to users’ wallets, contrary to the site's indication of local storage. Authentication requests signed at login are sent to a server on Jake Collis’s personal domain, with subsequent data also stored there. Terra Classic noted that Quorum lacks a privacy policy or terms of service and has not disclosed its source code, preventing verification of the server's operations and data collection scope. Additionally, Terra Classic stated that a login signature cannot move funds, and proposals must still be signed and submitted through the user’s own wallet.

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