top | item 33296982 (no title) jv0010 | 3 years ago It's mind blowing e2e is not a standard. I guess the equivalent is looking back and realising cars and homes did not have locks at one stage discuss order hn newest sebzim4500|3 years ago Given how everyone uses TLS nowadays, a better analogy would be for the dealership to retain a copy of the key to your car after you buy it. Which would probably upset people but isn't as bad as having no lock at all. Linosaurus|3 years ago The analogy breaks down a little here.We don’t want the dealership to keep the key, but we do want them to give us a new one if we lose it.So afaik we trust the manufacturer to keep the info, and to keep sufficient logs that anyone that abuses it to steal cars can be caught.I don’t think the way this is works can be extended to communications apps though.
sebzim4500|3 years ago Given how everyone uses TLS nowadays, a better analogy would be for the dealership to retain a copy of the key to your car after you buy it. Which would probably upset people but isn't as bad as having no lock at all. Linosaurus|3 years ago The analogy breaks down a little here.We don’t want the dealership to keep the key, but we do want them to give us a new one if we lose it.So afaik we trust the manufacturer to keep the info, and to keep sufficient logs that anyone that abuses it to steal cars can be caught.I don’t think the way this is works can be extended to communications apps though.
Linosaurus|3 years ago The analogy breaks down a little here.We don’t want the dealership to keep the key, but we do want them to give us a new one if we lose it.So afaik we trust the manufacturer to keep the info, and to keep sufficient logs that anyone that abuses it to steal cars can be caught.I don’t think the way this is works can be extended to communications apps though.
sebzim4500|3 years ago
Linosaurus|3 years ago
We don’t want the dealership to keep the key, but we do want them to give us a new one if we lose it.
So afaik we trust the manufacturer to keep the info, and to keep sufficient logs that anyone that abuses it to steal cars can be caught.
I don’t think the way this is works can be extended to communications apps though.