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> them infiltrating the servers to know everything about anyone involved That's not a possibility. Split-key encryption doesn't allow such a thing to happen.
by NayamAmarshe 2y ago
> them infiltrating the servers to know everything about anyone involved
That's not a possibility. Split-key encryption doesn't allow such a thing to happen.
- fsflover 2y agoCan you be more specific how the split-key encryption would prevent the Telegram CEO from reading all chats and users' info?
- EasyMark 2y agoThat’s my concern as well, maybe none of the devs have the capability, but if -anyone- does it’s Durov, so why not just grab him under false pretenses and throw the book at him, trying to scare him into compliance with anything they want or face the rest of his life in the worse French prison they can find for him.
- lxgr 2y agoHow does it allow me to access all my chats from a new device then, without providing any encryption key?