4 ms·
It's even probably the right choice for a popular service to have made. Full E2E encryption is going to trigger nightmare "I lost all my photos" customer-servi
by kemayo 5y ago
It's even probably the right choice for a popular service to have made.
Full E2E encryption is going to trigger nightmare "I lost all my photos" customer-service stories when people forget their passwords... which is acceptable when you deliberately signed up for a service where security was the selling point, but not great for someone who bought a mass-market phone.
- Jtsummers 5y agoYep. See the perennial complaint about Signal as a demonstration of that. They don't persist your messages across devices on privacy/security grounds. That's fine, it's why I use it (or one motivation for me to use it). But it's contrary to what many people expect from that kind of service.