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That refers to the activities of the customers though, not the company itself. If it's end-to-end encrypted, then in theory the company is unaware of the conte
by sbarre 6y ago
That refers to the activities of the customers though, not the company itself.
If it's end-to-end encrypted, then in theory the company is unaware of the content of the messages.
That said, this feels like governments basically saying that even if you sell a service that is _technically_ legal, if the majority of your customers are using it for criminal activity, you're also going down.
- uxp100 6y agoIt seems to me that if it is possible to "wiretap the server" it was not really E2E encrypted. I don't know, maybe some messages were, some weren't. Certain users, certain types of messages, certain platforms.