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True, you only need your password to issue a new key set to the keybag; you can actually monitor the protocol for devices that are distributed your decryption k
by danielsju6 13y ago
True, you only need your password to issue a new key set to the keybag; you can actually monitor the protocol for devices that are distributed your decryption keys (including Apple if they were spying) and you get a popup on each device alerting you to this. It is possible Apple could create a back door for them to issue a certificate set to your keybag without your permission but that would be a can of worms for them, I'm actually comforted by the fact that they'd much prefer to keep end-to-end encryption for their own liability.
- nwh 13y agoI wouldn't for a second trust that Apple /doesn't/ have the ability to do this.