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How would E2E encryption stop a modified client? E2E protects against MITM. But we're not talking about MITM.

• jacobush 8y ago
  It could send the data but only on call accept give a session key
  • lolc 8y ago
    That would still expose the pre-accept audio on accept.
  • Buge 8y ago
    I wouldn't call it E2E encryption if only one party in the world has the key. E2E generally means both sides have the encryption key. But lolc points out the real problem with that scheme.