top | item 46295209 (no title) jatins | 2 months ago Not whatsapp afaik discuss order hn newest ekjhgkejhgk|2 months ago - Send a message to someone whose phone is off- turn off your phone- get that person to turn their phone on- they receive the message.Where was it stored, if not in WhatsApps servers? tcfhgj|2 months ago Well, not exactly what I meant.Burn your phone, setup a new phone, log in, view your messages was what I meant. load replies (1) jatins|2 months ago Once it's delivered, is it still stored? fooker|2 months ago Whatsapp backs up unencrypted messages to Google cloud on Android and whatever it's called for Apple.The government can just ask them to turn over those. (note that this is legally very different from forcing someone to unlock a device) __jonas|2 months ago It does not just do that, no.It has the option of doing that, it asks you if you want to enable the backups. It also allows you to encrypt the backups with a passkey or a password that you can manually set, client-side.It didn’t always have the encryption option I think. load replies (1)
ekjhgkejhgk|2 months ago - Send a message to someone whose phone is off- turn off your phone- get that person to turn their phone on- they receive the message.Where was it stored, if not in WhatsApps servers? tcfhgj|2 months ago Well, not exactly what I meant.Burn your phone, setup a new phone, log in, view your messages was what I meant. load replies (1) jatins|2 months ago Once it's delivered, is it still stored?
tcfhgj|2 months ago Well, not exactly what I meant.Burn your phone, setup a new phone, log in, view your messages was what I meant. load replies (1)
fooker|2 months ago Whatsapp backs up unencrypted messages to Google cloud on Android and whatever it's called for Apple.The government can just ask them to turn over those. (note that this is legally very different from forcing someone to unlock a device) __jonas|2 months ago It does not just do that, no.It has the option of doing that, it asks you if you want to enable the backups. It also allows you to encrypt the backups with a passkey or a password that you can manually set, client-side.It didn’t always have the encryption option I think. load replies (1)
__jonas|2 months ago It does not just do that, no.It has the option of doing that, it asks you if you want to enable the backups. It also allows you to encrypt the backups with a passkey or a password that you can manually set, client-side.It didn’t always have the encryption option I think. load replies (1)
ekjhgkejhgk|2 months ago
- turn off your phone
- get that person to turn their phone on
- they receive the message.
Where was it stored, if not in WhatsApps servers?
tcfhgj|2 months ago
Burn your phone, setup a new phone, log in, view your messages was what I meant.
jatins|2 months ago
fooker|2 months ago
The government can just ask them to turn over those. (note that this is legally very different from forcing someone to unlock a device)
__jonas|2 months ago
It has the option of doing that, it asks you if you want to enable the backups. It also allows you to encrypt the backups with a passkey or a password that you can manually set, client-side.
It didn’t always have the encryption option I think.