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or true E2E encryption

• Catbert59 1y ago
  DPI firewalled states like China show that they are extremely effective in adapting to new protocols. Having a second diverse link that is cheap to setup would be an alternative.
• AshamedCaptain 1y ago
  One thing that is true about the article is that E2EE encryption is nowhere near enough. Metadata leaks of any kind are probably worse than leaking data itself. I very much prefer to guarantee that data doesn't leave my trusted servers in the first place, rather than to encrypt it.
  • Barrin92 1y ago
    >I very much prefer to guarantee that data doesn't leave my trusted servers in the first place, rather than to encrypt it. what's the rationale behind this? The point of a server is to ... serve things. If you're not gonna exchange data you might as well put a hard drive in a closet. The point of encryption, to securely send information across adversarial channels, has made it possible that I can take my most secret information and send it across my worst enemies network and I don't need to care. Who on earth wants to go back to a world where I have to hide plain text documents in the sock drawer?