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The "I have nothing to hide" argument is silly, but: > Just try asking them their own passwords and hear the very predictable reply. Is equally silly. Having
by sushisource 7y ago
The "I have nothing to hide" argument is silly, but:
> Just try asking them their own passwords and hear the very predictable reply.
Is equally silly. Having nothing to hide is very different from having nothing to steal.
- mixedCase 7y agoLike Data?
- appleflaxen 7y agolack of end to end encryption means MITM is possible MITM means that somebody can steal your passwords (including your bitwallet) So if you have something to steal, then end to end encryption is important.