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The client is open source [1], so you can verify that it's doing what they claim. You can also build it yourself if you want to be really careful. I don't think
by m_ram 13y ago
The client is open source [1], so you can verify that it's doing what they claim. You can also build it yourself if you want to be really careful. I don't think messing with the servers would do any good (except for metadata) when the clients are handling the encryption.
[1] https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure/ https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure/
- zokier 13y ago> would do any good (except for metadata) But metadata is important
- moxie 13y agoMetadata is important, but right now TextSecure uses SMS/MMS, so "the server" is your telco. I don't think it's possible for anything we do server side to be worse.
- jacobquick 13y agometadata is what they are looking at now. they collect everything else so they can look at it later when they break the encryption