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Ah, thanks, I didn't see those comments. That makes some sense for the E2E actually. That's a very reasonable distinction. Technically one could still argue th

Ah, thanks, I didn't see those comments. That makes some sense for the E2E actually. That's a very reasonable distinction. Technically one could still argue the same for Telegram unless you're self-building given their source-release delays but that might be nitpick too far.

dijit 8y ago
However; compiled versions and binary distributed versions would not suppport E2E chats together if there were any significant difference.
- lucideer 8y ago
  This isn't true. A trivial example of a significant difference in which they would still interoperate would be a binary distributed version which phones home the shared key.
  - dijit 8y ago
    Then it’s still end to end encrypted. It’s just that one side is compromised.