Terra Classic raises concerns over Quorum wallet-linked data storage

Terra Classic claimed testing of Quorum showed drafts and AI chats are stored on a private server and linked to users’ wallets, despite the site’s guidance indicating local storage. According to Terra Classic, authentication requests signed at login are sent to a server on Jake Collis’s personal domain, and subsequent data is also stored on that server. Terra Classic also said Quorum has no privacy policy or terms of service and has not disclosed its source code, making it impossible to verify how the server operates or the scope of its data collection and storage. Terra Classic added that a login signature cannot move funds, while proposals must still be signed and submitted through the user’s own wallet.