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Doesn't seem to be end-to-end encrypted. Otherwise, really cool.
by gizmo 3y ago
Doesn't seem to be end-to-end encrypted. Otherwise, really cool.
- viraptor 3y agoOne of the features is sharing historical context with new hires as part of onboarding. You can't have that and e2e.
- junon 3y agothat's not true at all.
- viraptor 3y agoThere's a company-public thread that 2 people participated in and nobody else has read it. Both have left the company. A new hire wants to read that thread. Where do you get the encryption keys from?
- nailer 3y agoThat’s true but also an edge case. It may even be intended: why should people not in the conversation have access to the chat?
- viraptor 3y agoBecause that's the front-page-advertised feature of this system. If you're happy to lose the context of older decisions, you can use a more private / e2e system.
- nailer 3y agoodd, the front page advertised feature I see is: > makes collaboration easy from anywhere by using threads to organize your conversations. Do you see something else? E2E can by made discoverable by encrypting the session key with an additional account's public key.
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- lozenge 3y agoWhat happens when a company has to undergo discovery in a civil case or needs to investigate am employee for sexual harassment or leaking trade secrets? E2e encryption is not a desired feature in the corporate setting at all.
- esafak 3y agoThis kind of activity should take place in channels so it does not get lost.