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One problem with closed source end-to-end encryption is the trust you have to put into the vendor. The encryption implementation may be excellent, but what's to
by Tepix 6y ago
One problem with closed source end-to-end encryption is the trust you have to put into the vendor. The encryption implementation may be excellent, but what's to stop them from adding a "upload private key" function for lawful interception, perhaps at a later time?
It's the same issue with WhatsApp. I hear rumors that law enforcement can access WhatsApp messages so i guess there must be a backdoor like this.