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The messages AREN'T encrypted, they are very much visible with web developer tools, sent in plain text in requests. Ads can easily read messages (so you need to
by GlitchMr 7y ago
The messages AREN'T encrypted, they are very much visible with web developer tools, sent in plain text in requests. Ads can easily read messages (so you need to trust Google and random Google Ads users to not read messages in addition to the website owner... which is lol, not happening). This website is dangerous snake oil.
That's not to say other websites like this are trustworthy (they aren't, JavaScript can change at any time), but this is blatantly non-trustworthy.
- pexooo 7y agoIt always depends on who you want to hide these messages from. Of course, end-to-end encryption is more secure than pure server-side encryption. But do you really need end-to-end encryption for such a webtool? After all, all TCP packets are already encrypted via TLS. The advantage of these web tools is in the temporary storage without being able to restore these messages, not hyper secure NSA-proof messaging.