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Yeah, but it boiled down to “we want to move fast and modify the client on our whim”. Which, is fair, but if absolute control of the client is required then th
by dijit 10mo ago
Yeah, but it boiled down to “we want to move fast and modify the client on our whim”.
Which, is fair, but if absolute control of the client is required then there’s no benefit to E2EE.
- 0_____0 10mo agoThe message I got was more "decentralized services have major coordination issues that prevent them from adapting to changing needs". Also a major point in Signal's development philosophy is building a comms platform that doesn't require that you trust them, because the protocol is built in a way that leaks the absolute minimum of data about the user necessary to make the service usable for the general public.