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I guess the question was referring to how do we know it's e2ee and not simple server-client encryption? Ideally, it would be nice to be able to add additional c
by Moldoteck 3y ago
I guess the question was referring to how do we know it's e2ee and not simple server-client encryption? Ideally, it would be nice to be able to add additional custom encryption on any client, so that ppl that really need it will be extra protected
- mkj 3y agoYour phone's client encrypts it to a public key of the receiver phone's client. The associated decrypting key never leaves that receiving phone (verified by looking at the source code). You know it's the correct public key if you check the "security code" thing (not that many people do that, but hopefully enough people do that any tricks would be caught)