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I am confident Facebook will meet your high standards when it comes to E2E encryption for Messenger.
by sweis 10y ago
I am confident Facebook will meet your high standards when it comes to E2E encryption for Messenger.
- emdd 10y ago/S?
- sweis 10y agoHere's a whitepaper to start: https://fbnewsroomus.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/secret_conversations_whitepaper.pdf https://fbnewsroomus.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/secret_conv...
- sweis 10y agoAnd we had some smart outside people review it: https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/751403163408826368 https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green/status/75140316340882636...
- atonse 10y agoThanks for doing this – it's very exciting news. I've avoided FB Messenger for years and now downloaded it today due to this.
- strgrd 10y agoThe first question you should ask in evaluating any encryption or privacy-based software is, 'do I trust the provider?' What sane person would ever trust Facebook to keep something private? If anything, the addition of "secret conversations" will be more intrusive, because this service delivers more nodes to the social graph: how many secret conversations, with whom, where, at what times, etc. Facebook and the global spy regimes it provides content for care more about building a network of associations than actual content. Who cares about the needle when you can control the haystack?