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Earlier I was writing about how its an issue in federated system , but now I have come to realisation that this is an issue in any encrypted system (even discor
by Imustaskforhelp 2y ago
Earlier I was writing about how its an issue in federated system , but now I have come to realisation that this is an issue in any encrypted system (even discord can have csam but it can detect it)
and to be honest , thus becomes a compromise , encrypted but you have the risk of csam or unencrypted , but to be really honest , I think considering edward's snowden blow on the nsa , I think I am much more safer in the encrypted land
here was my original post which I was writing
csam is an issue in federated systems (whether its p2p or non p2p) (source I read once on HN that some friend had created in the 1990's a sort of thing similar to chitchatter.im , only to it spread out of word and then came the csam)
it happens on matrix as well.
- mossTechnician 2y agoI realize you're probably using this discussion about the Synapse Admins chat as a springboard to talk about encryption in general, but for anybody unfamiliar with Matrix rooms: encryption is optional, and wasn't a factor in the issue. The Synapse Admins channel discussed by GP and GGP is not encrypted at all, and its messages are publicly accessible to anyone[1]. This means that various detection scripts could be run on messages at any time by the server, including when receiving them, and before propagating them to their database. [1]: https://app.element.io/#/room/#synapse:matrix.org https://app.element.io/#/room/#synapse:matrix.org
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agoyes encryption is optional , and its generally not recommended in big groups but for me and my friend in a very basic group , encryption was causing problem in matrix and basically no problem in signal