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What they should also do is block the malformed message from being sent too. Not sure how to do that, since iMessages are encrypted in transit, but I'm sure the
by applecrazy 7y ago
What they should also do is block the malformed message from being sent too. Not sure how to do that, since iMessages are encrypted in transit, but I'm sure there's some way.
- arwineap 7y agoApple controls the CA; it's pretty straight forward for them to check contents. iMessage really could have been something great (despite apple controlling CA) if they had just opened it up for more devices. Instead WhatsApp wiped the floor with them.
- gruez 7y ago>Apple controls the CA; it's pretty straight forward for them to check contents. and in the process eavesdrop on everybody's messages? no thanks.
- olliej 7y agoWhat? No Apple cannot decrypt messages so cannot check the content. Messages are not encrypted to Apples keys they’re only encrypted to recipient device keys - there is no way for Apple to filter any content without removing the end to end encryption of iMessage, which Apple does not want to do - every bit of user content that Apple can decrypt increases the value in compromising Apple’s service infrastructure.