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Which companies are protecting your DMs with default end-to-end encryption
- secfirstmd 4y agoI'm still amazed that Twitter acqi-hired Moxie and Whisper Systems years before everyone else...yet it still doesn't have e2e.
- okdood64 4y agoSlack isn’t E2E encrypted? Which portions of the flow are plaintext?
- giuliomagnifico 4y agoSlack isn’t E2E encrypted, the portion of the messages is unencrypted =] There’re lots of articles online, there’re also some tools that can enable the E2E on Slack. But officially is not: https://www.vice.com/en/article/kzj5xn/why-slack-doesnt-have-end-to-end-encryption-boss https://www.vice.com/en/article/kzj5xn/why-slack-doesnt-have...
- ris 4y agoWhen the vendor is 100% in control of the client at either end, whether the messages are "end to end encrypted" is an entirely academic marketing exercise.
- giuliomagnifico 4y agoBut if the clients are your PC and the other guy PC, the keys are stored on both the PCs and not on the server side. This is why it’s end to end.
- olliej 4y agoWhat do you mean? The entire point of end to end encryption is that the vendor does have access to the key material.