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Seeing that telegram is clear text by default, you should consider alternatives that offer end to end encryption by default.
by alphager 1y ago
Seeing that telegram is clear text by default, you should consider alternatives that offer end to end encryption by default.
- harg 1y agoIt's not clear text by default, it's just not end-to-end encrypted. Messages are still encrypted between client and server. I agree about considering alternatives though.
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- jazzyjackson 1y agoOk so theyre plaintext on the server, encrypted in transit just means https
- crop_rotation 1y ago> Messages are still encrypted between client and server. This is just a clever way of saying they use TLS, which I would be shocked if any mainstream app is not using.
- malfist 1y agoDon't look under the hood at sms then
- crop_rotation 1y agoSMS is never claiming to be E2E nor is any army of SMS defenders online talking about how some virtue of SMS is almost same as E2E. While I don't like Telegram I will happily admit it is better than SMS, but how is that an argument for anything.
- Sohcahtoa82 1y agoSMS isn't an app, it's a protocol that was created in 1992.
- Spooky23 1y agoIs the server -> FSB connection encrypted?
- paxys 1y agoEnd-to-end encryption isn't going to help if the chatbot/data harvester is embedded in the app itself.
- bboygravity 1y agoOr if the endpoints are mostly pwned by NSA at all times (Android, Windows).