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Yes, but it's hard to trust e2e when keys go through a blackbox (Facebook's API), and clients are controlled by Facebook (closed source applications and JS). I
by progval 7y ago
Yes, but it's hard to trust e2e when keys go through a blackbox (Facebook's API), and clients are controlled by Facebook (closed source applications and JS).
It's better than no encryption, but not what technical people usually mean by e2e encryption