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The "ArcaneChat/DeltaChat servers" are just normal email servers with some default configurations and tweaks for privacy/security and speed
Signal needs to "seal sender" to be able to send messages anonymously since their service is not anonymous and you login with your phone number, in ArcaneChat it is like you are "sealed sender" from the very beginning, you don't register with phone number or any private data, you log in anonymously always, currently you have an static anonymous identity, and have to manually change it over time if you are the most paranoid person in town, but in the future the app might implement anonymous identity rotation
Nothing that the server doesn't know, the server knows the time at which you try to send a message because well you are asking it to do so at that time. But I agree this is a problem with stored messages if the server gets audited at a later point, by default with a single device messages are deleted immediately and otherwise after 20 days so still it is limited what they could get, but this can be improved, the header doesn't need to have a real date could be whatever fixed date while the real date is protected in the encrypted part, this needs to be done 👍
This is a pretty theoretical situation, first the attacker needs to get control of your chatmail provider/server and start collecting your messages, secondly you need to happen to be using disappearing messages since otherwise when they get access to your phone to get the key they can as well just get all your messages that are available already decrypted in the app, since you need the messages to be ephemeral, in that case you can as well create a temporary profile, ex. For some protest or activism and delete it after the operation is finished, and you get the same results of "forward secrecy" without sacrificing the usability of the app, ex. In ArcaneChat it is possible to have your account in as many devices as you want all well synchronized and every device is totally independent, if your phone dies you can keep using it in other devices or add it back to a new phone without losing a single message
I know what the servers do. My question is direct, because it would answer an important detail that has been left unanswered. Can the chat clients work with any email provider or only Delta/Arcane configured email servers? Because if they work with any email provider, people are going to shoot themselves in the foot by allowing insecure servers. If its the latter, then at least the clients enforce some safeguards.
And until its done, its leaking metadata.
A lot of security is based on theoretical attack vectors. This is why security is hard, you have to invest time and effort to secure areas that could be exploited at some point in the future, not just what we know today. It's why Signal and Apple have developed and enabled quantum-resistant encryption in their messaging platforms (Source).
Considering people get hacked left and right all the time and the constant barrage of breaches, not the highest bar set.