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Theres no situation where Twitter develops and deploys E2E encryption. Musk has already proven he is more likely to snitch on users for the government than the
by protocolture 3y ago
Theres no situation where Twitter develops and deploys E2E encryption.
Musk has already proven he is more likely to snitch on users for the government than the previous admin.
From there you can only extrapolate that this will be delivered with a government backdoor on the app side. If Musk actually manages to lure in whistleblowers to his platform with these antics those whistleblowers will have their asses hanging in the wind waiting for a government assistance request. Hopefully they arent as stupid as to trust musk.
- mjg59 3y agoIt's actually plausible to audit the app for backdoor mechanisms, even without access to the source code. Right now there's no indication of one being present. I'm very very much not a fan of Elon, but in terms of the disparity between what's promised vs what's implemented right now everything points towards incompetence rather than malice.