> If something is E2EE it is deeply inconvenient and fragile. If something is easy to use, it cannot be E2EE. The only difficult part of E2EE is establishing t

> If something is E2EE it is deeply inconvenient and fragile. If something is easy to use, it cannot be E2EE. The only difficult part of E2EE is establishing trust. As in: how do I securely exchange encryption keys with this other entity in a way I know isn’t being spoofed? The online banking I do all the time is E2EE from my device to my bank and it’s convenient and not fragile at all. I message friends over iMessage and there’s nothing inconvenient or fragile about that. If a developer can’t put together a solution that’s convenient and robust, it’s likely due to lack of experience, not anything inherent to E2EE.