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I think the question is asking one thing and asserting another: - "have you accepted the TOS?" as the question - "the TOS gives FB access to (all) your WhatsA
by jimkleiber 5y ago
I think the question is asking one thing and asserting another:
- "have you accepted the TOS?" as the question
- "the TOS gives FB access to (all) your WhatsApp data" as the assertion
My questions: do you believe that this new TOS gives FB access to my WhatsApp data? If so, to which of my data? All of it?
I personally don't believe this TOS gives FB access to all of the communication data I have on WhatsApp, and thus rendering e2ee useless, yet, I'm open to learning how I might be wrong on that.
- throwawayboise 5y agoWhy does anyone believe that FB is not trawling the data anyway? Is there some technical barrier preventing it?
- jimkleiber 5y agothen if we assume they were trawling it anyway (that they're lying about end-to-end encryption), why would this TOS change matter?