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While I've got no doubt that they are end-to-end encrypted, this certainly doesn't even suggest that.

• kristianc 10y ago
  If they weren't encrypted, could they not just get the data via 'other channels' anyway?
  • ryanlol 10y ago
    Some arkansas cops investigating run-of-the-mill violent crime aren't going to be able to get access to retroactive packet captures of this guys connection. Even the NSA probably couldn't get such packet captures, but they'd be able to get the data from Amazons end.
    • cmdrfred 10y ago
      The NSA may be a different story. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempora https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempora
• johnward 10y ago
  Does this not suggest that Amazon could provide unencrypted audio files from their servers? That's not really "end-to-end" in my mind.
  • ryanlol 10y ago
    End-to-end just means that the communications between two parties are encrypted, in this case between you and Amazon.