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Giving your Apple ID to a third party is an incredibly bad idea for your security, full stop. Do not ever do this. Any argument that this helps user security be
by KerrAvon 3y ago
Giving your Apple ID to a third party is an incredibly bad idea for your security, full stop. Do not ever do this. Any argument that this helps user security because your messages are now E2E is completely undermined by the risk to your identity for literally all of Apple's other services, and that someone could now impersonate you in Messages. But it'd be encrypted!
- wvenable 3y agoOf course, if you're on Android -- which you would be to use this service -- then maybe you don't even have any other Apple services (I don't). So this is not a problem. In fact, can't I not just create an new Apple ID specifically for this?
- Nextgrid 3y agoAnd if you're using this in place of SMS, having a single bad guy be able to read your messages is still better than having all the bad guys be able to read them.