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If the Signal clients are using E2E encryption, then trusting the server code is significantly less important; the whole point is you don't need to trust the se
by palebluedot 6y ago
If the Signal clients are using E2E encryption, then trusting the server code is significantly less important; the whole point is you don't need to trust the server. With Telegram, E2E encryption is not enabled in all modes, and is not the default.
- thejellypen 6y agoi think the point is if you cant see the code you dont know if its still E2E encrypted and you're just taking them for their word?