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So, if they're caught in other ways than via the surveillance, does that open up criminals using iMessage to further prosecution based on the notion that they u
by archon 14y ago
So, if they're caught in other ways than via the surveillance, does that open up criminals using iMessage to further prosecution based on the notion that they used encryption to conceal a crime?
- webignition 14y agoMy understanding is the messages app seamlessly transitions to using iMessage to send messages over a data connection where available. Assuming this to be the case, you wouldn't normally choose to use iMessage. It just happens if it can. If further penalty were to be considered, I expect the prosecutor would have to prove that the user intentionally took action to ensure iMessage was used for the delivery of messages instead of SMS. I suspect that would be hard to demonstrate.