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only that it is not. warrant canaries must be written in the past tense. This is future tense. So they can monitor millions of calls, and give your information
by sdlkfgj 6y ago
only that it is not.
warrant canaries must be written in the past tense. This is future tense. So they can monitor millions of calls, and give your information away at every second. This text only tells you about the next second (a promise they will break too, but then the text will be about the next second)
- MiroF 6y agoPerhaps it's my inexperience with the english language showing, but I thought "has" in this context was past tense.
- jpxw 6y agoNope you’re right. They could use this as a warrant canary by removing the “has not” part
- mdtusz 6y ago> Zoom has not and will not build a mechanism to decrypt live meetings for lawful intercept purposes. That seems to include past tense.
- JshWright 6y agoI wonder how important the word "live" is there. Does this statement only apply to real-time decryption of ongoing meetings?
- anticensor 6y agoI think yes: they lack the technical infrastructure to decrypt the meeting in real time (which totally makes sense), rather than they have no plans to buid any infrastructure to decrpyt it afterwards (which cannot be guaranteed against a hostile actor).
- SAI_Peregrinus 6y agoAnd how long of a delay counts as no longer "live"? After the meeting ends? Five seconds? A millisecond? Does the latency to the server mean it's not "live", since it happened in the past?
- anticensor 6y agoOne full meeting duration after the meeting ends.