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What dustup around end-to-end encryption? I'm only familiar with ProtonMail's IP logging controversy. I was unaware it impacted E2E at all?
by COGlory 5y ago
What dustup around end-to-end encryption? I'm only familiar with ProtonMail's IP logging controversy. I was unaware it impacted E2E at all?
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- abnercoimbre 5y agoDid you find further information? Would've been nice for the GP to point to a source or news item.
- 0xdeadb00f 5y agoI'm pretty sure OP is just misinformed. That, or they're talking about that one huge hole in PM's PGP implementation years and years ago.
- nightpool 5y agoRight, the dust-up was "PM advertises their service as secure and end-to-end encrypted, but in practice that doesn't mean much because user access is non-anonymous and they're still a central metadata honeypot for any law enforcement agency to log accesses to" (compared to e.g. Signal which AIUI is designed as an anonymous dropbox so that Signal can't correlate between user access to their servers and individual senders)