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Saying that defaults are insecure (which is the case here) is different to the claim there is a backdoor. A backdoor is a very specific claim that isn't backed
by nl 6y ago
Saying that defaults are insecure (which is the case here) is different to the claim there is a backdoor.
A backdoor is a very specific claim that isn't backed up.
- sneak 6y agoKey escrow for the FBI was a cryptographic backdoor during the crypto wars in the 90s, and it is still the same today. Defaults matter. Apple had a plan to secure it, and (I understand) a partial implementation. It was killed specifically to aid surveillance capabilities. If that isn't a backdoor, I don't know what is.
- TheSpiceIsLife 6y agoThere's still people willing to claim USA government law enforcement and security agencies don't have privileged access to US big tech company data. You're not going to find proof in the EULA.