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Only in the sense that Zoom got lambasted for calling their original setup E2EE. "Well technically our servers that log everything are a end of the communicati
by monocasa 5y ago
Only in the sense that Zoom got lambasted for calling their original setup E2EE. "Well technically our servers that log everything are a end of the communication".
At least in the states they faced legal penalties for such a claim (albeit a slap on the wrist).
- RHSeeger 5y agoIf the other "end" you are talking to is their server, then it's end-to-end encryption. If the other end is another person's computer, and their server is only one jump on the way there, then it's not end-to-end. Clearly, with Slack, "their server" was not the other "end" in anyone's mind; so they were being disingenuous. But for many cases (banking), their server _is_ the other end.
- monocasa 5y agoExcept that wouldn't even be affected by this legislation because the whole shitck is forcing servers to log everything. I guarantee your bank is already logging everything.