> (you know, after the second "end" in the end-2-end) The "end" in E2EE is the end user, or software acting on that user's behalf as their agent—not software a

> (you know, after the second "end" in the end-2-end) The "end" in E2EE is the end user, or software acting on that user's behalf as their agent—not software acting for some third party such as the service provider against the end user's will. Integrating digital spies into peoples' devices is not the answer.