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Most of the points mentioned make it reasonable to use central servers, but why did they need to drop the p2p encryption? The only thing that seems related is
by nadaviv 13y ago
Most of the points mentioned make it reasonable to use central servers, but why did they need to drop the p2p encryption?
The only thing that seems related is "and other nice features like spam filtering and malicious URL removal" which he briefly mentions, but I don't find it a good enough reason to drop encryption and make it possible to intercept communication. Seems like an awful tradeoff.
- nextweek2 13y agoTaking off my tin foil hat for a moment, I would propose that encryption adds latency which they felt most users didn't care about. However most users demand land line quality voice.