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If it's not end to end encrypted--and by that I mean using audited, open source cryptography--you should assume that the full contents may be made public at any
by morpheuskafka 7y ago
If it's not end to end encrypted--and by that I mean using audited, open source cryptography--you should assume that the full contents may be made public at any time. And you should basically assume that metadata will be made public no matter what you do.
- auiya 7y agoAnd if it IS end-to-end encrypted, you should assume that the full contents may be made public at any time. Companies don't only record contents of communications over the wire you know, eventually they have to be decrypted on the end points.