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Did they remove some e2e encryption or did they just start running the supernodes themselves/move closer to a centralized architecture?
by woah 9y ago
Did they remove some e2e encryption or did they just start running the supernodes themselves/move closer to a centralized architecture?
- criddell 9y agoConsidering that they can comply with wiretap orders from law enforcement, I'd say there's no e2e encryption. Maybe e2msft2e. Also, I don't think they ever encrypt their chat. I remember a while ago where somebody showed that when you send a private web address to the person you are chatting to, that URL is visited by a machine with an IP belonging to Microsoft. That was a few years ago though and I think the explanation was that Microsoft was looking for malware.