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Because most people want to have shared history, including in groups, including before they were added. And they also want to be able to recover a lost password
by golergka 2y ago
Because most people want to have shared history, including in groups, including before they were added. And they also want to be able to recover a lost password, and not loose all their data if they forget it. And they want these things much more than protection from intelligence agencies. And may be I'm not a great at crypto, but I can't figure out a way of having all these features and still have end-to-end encryption.
- Krasnol 2y agoSo why market it as secure in the first place? If people don't care, you wouldn't have to also. I don't think people don't care. From all those discussions in the recent days, you can see a wide range of different people who actually think it is secure.