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If you had read all the tweet, you will come accross to this https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1268199863054811136 https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/12
by amachefe 6y ago
If you had read all the tweet, you will come accross to this
https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1268199863054811136 https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1268199863054811136
2) None of the major players offer E2E by default (Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Cisco WebEx, BlueJeans). WebEx has an E2E option for enterprise users only, and it requires you to run the PKI and won't work with outsiders.
Any E2E shipping in Zoom will be groundbreaking.
- lilyball 6y agoThe tweet you linked is newer than this discussion. And it's also misleading. The major players in the business world aren't E2EE today, so Zoom is breaking ground in that way, but as far as free offerings go FaceTime is E2EE and that's certainly not a niche service. WhatsApp is also E2EE. And there's a platform called Wire which I'm not particular familiar with but claims to be E2EE. And it's also a paid service, which suggests it's targeting businesses. I guess it just doesn't count as a "major player".
- lilyball 6y agoI forgot, there’s also Google Duo which is E2EE as well.
- holigot 6y agoWrong. Cisco WebEx does have E2EE for free users!