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The question is simple: Are they building it with end-to-end encryption? If not, it deserves all the criticism. Security/privacy has to be part of the design an
by mathnmusic 5y ago
The question is simple: Are they building it with end-to-end encryption? If not, it deserves all the criticism. Security/privacy has to be part of the design and cannot be bolted on post-facto.
- mithusingh32 5y agoI think Zuckerverse has shown that privacy doesn't exist in it. They could implement e2e but it'll be implemented in a way to so they can still sell away your privacy.
- MikusR 5y agoWe don't know. Note that the whistleblowers that are in the news currently are against e2e encryption.
- throwawayswede 5y agoThe one thing that's more annoying than Facebook are the whistleblowers of Facebook (like that frances haugen character, which I'm fairly certain is a spook). Such a cheap and condescending group of people who think they know more than the rest.
- gzer0 5y agoI would like to learn more about this, could you provide a source?
- MikusR 5y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28999844 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28999844
- qsort 5y agoIt doesn't even compute in my brain that one can be against e2e. I guess it's an opinion like any other, but I can't relate at all.