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Nah, they got more marketing than security. E2E is only for one-on-one chats, and it's not even enabled by default. Channels, broadcasts, groups and whatever e
by drdaeman 11y ago
Nah, they got more marketing than security.
E2E is only for one-on-one chats, and it's not even enabled by default. Channels, broadcasts, groups and whatever else they call multi-user conferences are NOT E2E encrypted and servers should have full access to the plaintexts.
- nickodell 11y agoEven if they were encrypted, these are groups with hundreds of users. The odds that one of the users is a spy (or that they just leave their phone on a bus) is basically 100%.