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> Any cloud service that has end-to-end encryption today can be forced to break it if the jurisdiction in which they're based passes a law requiring it. If a 3
by jacksnipe 2y ago
> Any cloud service that has end-to-end encryption today can be forced to break it if the jurisdiction in which they're based passes a law requiring it.
If a 3rd party can be compelled to decrypt it, it’s not e2e encrypted.
- danaris 2y ago"Break it" in the same sense as the UK is demanding of Apple: put a backdoor into their encryption that "only the good guys can use". Before they do that, it is e2ee. After they do that, it is not.