https://privacyspreadsheet.com/messaging-apps
this has always been a joke. it's not like you ever controlled the key. you could dump your device, get a new one and the super secret messages are there waiting for you. very secret. idiot.
>Privacy Spreadsheet>uses a Cloudflare tracking beacon script
E2EE means nothing if the app isn't open source. You can generate keys in a predictable way so that yes there will be end-to-end encryption but anyone who knows how keys are generated can generate your private key and thus read all your messages. For most proprietary apps using E2EE I would also assume your private key is stored in a database on their server. Again, no breach of encryption along the path but they have the key so they can read your messages whenever they want.
>>108487149thanks for sharing this.
>>108487270anything for Anonymous
>>108487226I got the website from some ISIS guy
>>108487581What a pure dynamite gentleman.
>>108487537good ladhow is your Monday?
>>108487715Very Good
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