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Even if the author claimed communication was E2E encrypted, you'd still need to trust that they did it properly and weren't intentionally siphoning data.
by rp1 5y ago
Even if the author claimed communication was E2E encrypted, you'd still need to trust that they did it properly and weren't intentionally siphoning data.
- vorpalhex 5y agoI don't think most developers are malicious. I do think a lot of companies, small and large, cut corners and sometimes fail to safeguard data well. That's one of the reasons E2E is good even when I generally trust the developer - it limits the data leaks that can happen in the first place. Marketing can't accidentally siphon all user data to a third party via analytics sdk, etc etc.