Vague question.
I will assume you log into and use the official Element web-client instance (https://element.io/). It is safe to say it logs IP Addresses for whatever amount of time similar to any other website on Earth that you connect to which is fundamentally obvious.
To mitigate this, as in to not make Element log your IP address, you have several options:
Use a non-web client (desktop, mobile). (Only your instance server can log your IP)
Use a a self hosted instance of the Element Web-Client. (The server self hosting it can log your IP)
Self host your own web client and use it. (Only your instance server can log your IP)
Use a different Web Client. (That server can also log your IP)
The rest depends on how the server you connect to, handles IP address logs. Some servers may retain it forever, some may remove it in a few days or weeks. Check up on your server’s rules & regulations (incl. Privacy Policies) or contact your server administrator.
Vague question. I will assume you log into and use the official Element web-client instance (https://element.io/). It is safe to say it logs IP Addresses for whatever amount of time similar to any other website on Earth that you connect to which is fundamentally obvious.
To mitigate this, as in to not make Element log your IP address, you have several options:
The rest depends on how the server you connect to, handles IP address logs. Some servers may retain it forever, some may remove it in a few days or weeks. Check up on your server’s rules & regulations (incl. Privacy Policies) or contact your server administrator.