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Yes, but worse: The HTTP server serving invoice requests is usually run by a trusted third party, so it’s additionally bad for privacy and security compared to a lightning invoice.
(Of course lightning addresses are still useful for other reasons.)
as per justin's reply -
https://github.com/shocknet/CLINK
https://clinkme.dev/
Clink fixes this
Yes, but worse: The HTTP server serving invoice requests is usually run by a trusted third party, so it’s additionally bad for privacy and security compared to a lightning invoice.
(Of course lightning addresses are still useful for other reasons.)