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"End-to-end encryption without open-source has no value. " Not quite. It means nobody is going to be able to read your data other than: A) A nefarious Facebo
by jomamaxx 10y ago
"End-to-end encryption without open-source has no value. "
Not quite.
It means nobody is going to be able to read your data other than:
A) A nefarious Facebook staffer who has hacked their internal systems
B) A government entity with a court order
It's a step up from no encryption
- cyphar 10y ago> It means nobody is going to be able to read your data other than: (Assuming it is properly implemented and doesn't have backdoors, which can only be practically verified if the client is free software).