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That might kinda-sorta mess with their end-to-end encryption* PR/marketing efforts. *pinky promise!
by slater 8y ago
That might kinda-sorta mess with their end-to-end encryption* PR/marketing efforts.
*pinky promise!
- NicoJuicy 8y agoNo, because you can't identify the message uniquely. That's why I propose md5 on the client side as extra meta data and only using it as a limit for forwarding. Not banning when you send to > 5 people, which I do bi-daily