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At least until the Jailbreak tweak is released with patches out this feature, allowing people to retain everything they want. I don't disagree that it works fo
by rorosaurus 10y ago
At least until the Jailbreak tweak is released with patches out this feature, allowing people to retain everything they want.
I don't disagree that it works for the average user, but I do agree with the sentiment that it is a false sense of security.
Unless maybe you cryptographically verify the deletion (is that possible?) and notify the other party of the successful deletion. But even then a copy could be made beforehand, on-device or with an external camera...
I think it's much better to maintain zero expectation of message destruction with all end users.
- saurik 10y agoYeah: I kind of want to release such a hack just to make the point (even though I do not use this program nor do I know anyone else who does). This is simply lying to users :/.
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- kelnos 10y agoThere's no need to jailbreak anything. The code for the client is open source; you merely have to remove the code that obeys the remote request to delete, and rebuild and reinstall.