"Facebook has committed not to inspect the traffic passing through its proxy server while it’s temporarily decrypted, and to log only data that could be seen ev

"Facebook has committed not to inspect the traffic passing through its proxy server while it’s temporarily decrypted, and to log only data that could be seen even if the traffic truly were end-to-end encrypted: namely the domain (but not the rest of the URL) and the amount of data transferred." Committed in what way? To who? And for how long? I really don't trust such blanket statements. It's basically a TOS that says "Go on, trust me." Encryption is meant to provide some level of assurance that I don't need to trust you. Having a point in the communication chain where things aren't encrypted is the definition of a weak link. This is completely ignoring things such as National Security Letters.