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sure, but the encryption keys live in china, so it's naive to think that the chinese government doesn't have access to them. that means they can read the data o
by maximente 7y ago
sure, but the encryption keys live in china, so it's naive to think that the chinese government doesn't have access to them. that means they can read the data on any chinese user's account.
- xvector 7y agoIsn't this only if you have iCloud backup enabled for iMessage? I remember I had to explicitly enable that. Otherwise the keys are stored in the enclave on your phone. Makes it a bit harder for the government - they have to use a zero-day to get your messages at that point.