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Even if that interpretation was correct in a broader sense, which I don't believe it is, certainly in this context of e2ee it isn't correct. The more obvious e
by InsomniacL 4y ago
Even if that interpretation was correct in a broader sense, which I don't believe it is, certainly in this context of e2ee it isn't correct.
The more obvious explanation is that before or after the e2ee (i.e within the app itself), an algorithm scans the content, categorizes it and sends this to Meta/Facebook.
In this scenario, *Nobody* has read the content other than the person you're communicating with.
- Melatonic 4y agoThe local app running on your phone might even legally by considered "you" since it is running on your device under your user agent. I realize that is a bit of a nefarious take but I could see that being the case.....