4 ms·
> Does this mean that according to EU, or France, E2E-encrypted platforms need to "cooperate" (provide backdoors)? No, not yet. > Or does it refer to public c
by mikae1 2y ago
> Does this mean that according to EU, or France, E2E-encrypted platforms need to "cooperate" (provide backdoors)?
No, not yet.
> Or does it refer to public channels only?
On Telegram channels and groups are not E2EE. I'd assume that's were most of the crap is spread.
- tillulen 2y agoPrivate messages aren’t end-to-end encrypted either. The so-called secret chats are end-to-end encrypted but are a major pain to use. I doubt that feature sees much use.
- mikae1 2y agoYes, private messages can be E2EE. But as you say, they're a hassle (no sync between devices as an example).