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Why don't you support it? There are government services that use whatsapp in my country. This argument "just don't use it" is very tired. Interoperability can
by sabellito 3y ago
Why don't you support it?
There are government services that use whatsapp in my country. This argument "just don't use it" is very tired.
Interoperability can be achieved with E2E encryption.
- methuselah_in 3y agoXmpp
- concinds 3y ago> Interoperability can be achieved with E2E encryption. On paper yes. But I wouldn't trust it. https://www.wired.com/story/whatsapp-interoperability-messaging/ https://www.wired.com/story/whatsapp-interoperability-messag... > There will also be the option, Brouwer says, for third-party developers to add a proxy between their apps and WhatsApp’s server. This, he says, could give developers more “flexibility” and remove the need for them to use WhatsApp’s client-server protocols, but it also “increases the potential attack vectors.” -- > There are government services that use whatsapp in my country. This argument "just don't use it" is very tired. I'm saying I wouldn't trust or use interoperability. If something/someone is on WhatsApp I'd do it through WhatsApp. Doesn't mean I can't use Signal with all those who use that.