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Each device has its own key. Before a message is sent, the client grabs all the keys for each device associated with the account of the recipient, it then encry
by neerdowell 10y ago
Each device has its own key. Before a message is sent, the client grabs all the keys for each device associated with the account of the recipient, it then encrypts the message separately for each device and sends a separate encrypted copy for each device.
This scheme has various weaknesses, eg. a rogue key could be associated with someone's account without their knowledge, and anyone who sends this person messages will therefore be sending a copy encrypted with the rogue key.