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If, as we are saying, the client code is public and one can theoretically analyze the code and prove that messages that go out are indeed only going out encrypt
by beepbooptheory 4y ago
If, as we are saying, the client code is public and one can theoretically analyze the code and prove that messages that go out are indeed only going out encrypted, then that must change something here? At that point at least, you can only be suspicious of the cryptography itself, but I believe that is public too.
- NayamAmarshe 4y agoI was talking about the relevant data points other than the message content, mainly metadata. The server can not only log IPs, but also locations, client details and a lot more. The API calls aren't proxied, they're more or less direct.