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How would you verify e2e encryption on a proprietary protocol? Not every company that cares about privacy has crypto experts on staff. They should have a reason
by mysterydip 6y ago
How would you verify e2e encryption on a proprietary protocol? Not every company that cares about privacy has crypto experts on staff. They should have a reasonable expectation that the vendor is telling the truth.
- posix_me_less 6y ago1. Is the software proprietary? Liability, Denied.
- jkepler 6y agoYou can't. Don't trust, but verify. If a company or individual needs strong privacy, they should verify any encryption claims. This would mean using only libre/open source software like Jitsu or Linphone, as one could verify the code or higher experts to verify the code.