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You can still communicate with end to end encryption even if they setup mitm. You just need to exchange keys and then encrypt/decrypt yourself. If this becomes
by intricatedetail 6y ago
You can still communicate with end to end encryption even if they setup mitm. You just need to exchange keys and then encrypt/decrypt yourself. If this becomes a law someone will quickly come up with such an extra layer. It is going to be a cat and mouse game, people will have no privacy and criminals will always find a way, as you cannot regulate maths.
- rlpb 6y ago> You can still communicate with end to end encryption even if they setup mitm. I already considered this in my predicate: 4. Consumers not generally being able or willing to interfere with their client end software to add E2E on top of what the service provider does, even if that is technically feasible.
- intricatedetail 6y agoI am sorry, you're right. I wonder what would happen to someone and something that would make it easy for your own encryption on top.