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You will eventually revise your opinion once you find your chat logs 20 years later in some randomly occuring IRC logs because that one guy was using an IRC bri
by cookiengineer 2y ago
You will eventually revise your opinion once you find your chat logs 20 years later in some randomly occuring IRC logs because that one guy was using an IRC bridge.
You cannot critique missing guaranteed end to end encryption when effectively matrix cannot guarantee it either.
- MattJ100 2y agoYes it can. End-to-end encryption is enforced by your app, not by the protocol you use. This is a key part of how end-to-end encryption works.
- rglullis 2y agoIf one guy gets their device compromised or decides to publish the contents of a conversation, is it that a problem of E2E? Of course not.
- Sebb767 2y ago> You will eventually revise your opinion once you find your chat logs 20 years later in some randomly occuring IRC logs because that one guy was using an IRC bridge. E2EE can not prevent the receivers from sharing the message (they are one of the "end"s in "end to end-encryption" after all"). The same thing could happen because one person in the group chat ends up getting some ransomware on his phone; E2EE can not prevent that.