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End-to-end encryption can only be trusted up to a point when Apple owns both ends.
by smoldesu 4y ago
End-to-end encryption can only be trusted up to a point when Apple owns both ends.
- nr2x 4y agoThere are very steep legal penalties for lying about it, and it’s not available in China, so on balance I think it’s a reasonable risk, especially since Android makes no such promises.
- smoldesu 4y agoAndroid is not a cloud service like iCloud. Fundamentally it will not make any promises about the encryption of it's services. That being said, I can use open-source projects like Syncthing or Owncloud to handle my syncing, and skip the whole mutual trust part. Though I'm sure the NSA does a wonderful job auditing Apple's private codebase, for whatever sense of security that offers.