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Steve Gibson calls this type of design "Trust No One" (TNO), which I quite like. But I think "end-to-end encrypted" is fine and has caught on with the public t

Steve Gibson calls this type of design "Trust No One" (TNO), which I quite like. But I think "end-to-end encrypted" is fine and has caught on with the public to some extent.

chongli 10y ago
Of course, you can't really get to "Trust No One" level unless you build your own computer by hand and write its entire software stack from scratch. It's kind of an arbitrary distinction, otherwise.