E2E Encryption Debate
Comments debate the implementation, validity, and implications of end-to-end encryption in messaging services and apps, questioning whether services truly provide E2E and what features might break it.
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You're forgetting E2E encryption.
if you use e2e encryption, it doesn't.
Context is the discussion about e2e encryption. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
No. E2E encryption doesn't really apply here.
What implementation of end to end encryption doesn't involve this?
Sounds great, what about E2E encryption though?
Don't blindly trust it, but that's the whole point of end to end encryption!
Definitely not, you cannot have E2E encryption without it
It's e2e encrypted, just they have the keys and use them :)
How about encryption? It's called e2ee after all.