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I haven't looked into the protocol in any depth yet but it does seem like it supports end-to-end encrypted updates. What data are you talking about that can ea
by wybiral 9y ago
I haven't looked into the protocol in any depth yet but it does seem like it supports end-to-end encrypted updates.
What data are you talking about that can easily be crawled without any permissions?
If it is that simple then maybe Scuttlebutt isn't a good protocol, but a secure end-to-end platform like this is definitely possible. And if anyone is going to build it it's not going to be a company who makes all of their cash from harvesting user data.
- Vendan 9y agoI've written a partial implementation of the scuttlebutt p2p protocol (not the encryption, but everything on top). While point to point is encrypted, the bulk of the data is not encrypted. You can specifically send "private" messages that are encrypted such that only a set of keys (users) can decrypt (read) them, but this is by no means the default for anything.