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By very definition, it cannot be "end to end" encryption if it isn't encrypted from one end to another.
by 9dev 6y ago
By very definition, it cannot be "end to end" encryption if it isn't encrypted from one end to another.
- cutemonster 6y agoHere's a way to build true e2e encryption apps that can be, to some extent, censored: NLP locally in the phone -- an AI that slightly understand what the user writes -- and if it's (I'm oversimplifying) like "kill all ...", then the AI bricks the phone. Otherwise it's e2e as usual.
- croes 6y agoAn AI that understand what the user writes? We are far away from that. "All my service processes hang." "Kill all" Bricked