> Calling this 'end-to-end encryption' really bothers me, as we already get that from HTTPS. You very rarely get end-to-end encryption from HTTPS. It's possib

> Calling this 'end-to-end encryption' really bothers me, as we already get that from HTTPS. You very rarely get end-to-end encryption from HTTPS. It's possible, if the TLS session is actually between the two ultimate end points (the two ends in end-to-end). But that's very rarely the case.