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I'm not in the least surprised. Think of other popular messaging systems that claim to offer some kind of E2EE, but are proprietary software: WhatsApp, Skype,
by tripu 6y ago
I'm not in the least surprised.
Think of other popular messaging systems that claim to offer some kind of E2EE, but are proprietary software: WhatsApp, Skype, FB Messenger, Viber, Threema, Line…
Distrust by default!
I am always amazed when folks even consider the alleged support for strong E2E encryption in those apps… the value of those claims is exactly zero.