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Apple's FaceTime is end-to-end encrypted, "the FaceTime conversation stream is encrypted from end to end, and each FaceTime session has unique session keys for
by jeffehobbs 14y ago
Apple's FaceTime is end-to-end encrypted, "the FaceTime conversation stream is encrypted from end to end, and each FaceTime session has unique session keys for each user".
- BitMastro 14y agoSource? According to wikipedia "As of June 2011, it is not yet known to have been ratified by any standards body, and the extent of work by Apple with regard to this promise is unclear as Apple has not released technical specifications for the service. FaceTime is not currently supported on any non-Apple devices. While FaceTime is based on open standards, Apple's FaceTime service requires a client-side certificate. In other words, while the protocol might become an "open standard", access to Apple's FaceTime service is controlled by Apple.". This means that encryption keys are owned by Apple, and not by users.
- rdtsc 14y ago> Apple's FaceTime is end-to-end encrypted And one should trust Apple's or your word because...?