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> We have been using free, limited, zoom sessions. How secure are those?
by jonny_eh 2y ago
> We have been using free, limited, zoom sessions.
How secure are those?
- lazide 2y agoVery insecure.
- toyg 2y agoYou can be secure in the knowledge that the Chinese Communist Party can and will eavesdrop on any session.
- KennyBlanken 2y agoSignal is end-to-end encrypted. Signal makes it very difficult to even tell what parties are talking to each other (though if you have nation-state-level internet tracking, you can probably tell.) Signal doesn't know anything about you except your number or screenname, when you signed up, and when you were last active. Zoom is none of those things and the grandparent commenter has no idea what they're talking about.
- Epa095 2y ago. >and the grandparent commenter has no idea what they're talking about. What is this all about? I can't really see what you seem to disagree with?
- sleepybrett 2y agosignal may be e2e encrypted, but if i root your phone with a 0 click exploit. Which most of the state level actors we care about can and do do. Then I can just read your signal messages out of memory as soon as you open them. period. end of. Using a public smartphone to conduct discussions about classified information is straight crazy. E2E encrypted or not.
- k310 2y agoWe discuss Buddhist writings. Polite guests would be welcome, but I'm afraid that most would be bored.
- Ey7NFZ3P0nzAe 2y agoDepends on which country you live in.