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While I agree in sentiment please don't equivocate plain text with non-e2e but encrypted. They are very different.
by SahAssar 2y ago
While I agree in sentiment please don't equivocate plain text with non-e2e but encrypted. They are very different.
- Moldoteck 2y agoIf it's not e2ee, they can decrypt any data at will, so plain text
- SahAssar 2y agoPlain text means any intermediary can read the data. Encrypted (without e2ee) means only you, the service provider and the recipient can read the data. e2ee means only you and the recipient can read it. Do we agree on that? If so you must agree that "any intermediary" like a ISP, network provider or similar being able to read or modify the data is strictly worse than just "you, the service provider and the recipient", right?