Re:Analyzing iMessage with SQL
by sneak on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @08:54AM
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It also sends it all basically unencrypted at that point, too. (Not that iMessage is much better, as its end-to-end crypto has been backdoored by Apple and kept insecure so that the US feds can read it.)
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If you think that any of the consumer services are “secure” from the Feds, I got a bridge with great views of Brooklyn for sale.
I care less about the "Feds" than Comcast, my mobile provider, or literally any other actor on the SMS chain. Not to mention potentially corrupt local law enforcement or litigious former-friends.
Encryption, like deadbolts, helps society function.
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/what...
Signal doesn't keep logs, and is end-to-end encrypted without a key escrow or plaintext escrow backdoor for the transiting middle service. You can review their actual response documents to law enforcement.