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When both e's in e2e are the parties of the conversation, and the TLS connection is too a third party, then yes it is a violation of their claim.
by jjnoakes 9y ago
When both e's in e2e are the parties of the conversation, and the TLS connection is too a third party, then yes it is a violation of their claim.
- jszymborski 9y agoI'm going to have to disagree with that. The TLS connection is not part of the conversation... it has no ability to intercept messages, encrypted or otherwise. It's merely just another e2e communication between the client and another party, albeit through another protocol.
- jjnoakes 9y agoBut it reveals part of what was typed in the e2e chat to the third party... tls or not is irrelevant to that point.
- jszymborski 9y agoTrue, I overlooked that. Thanks for taking the time to point that out :)