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Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by bee_rider on Monday June 27, 2022 @01:05PM (#31897454)
End-to-end encryption was a giant pain in the butt that required dinking around with PGP or whatever, but now it is a pretty mainstream feature for chat apps (once they figured out how to monetize despite it). Tech takes a while to trickle down to mainstream applications, but it'll get there if the problem becomes well known enough.
Re:NeRF: An eventual successor for deepfakes? by toss1 on Monday June 27, 2022 @02:52PM (#31898992)
I agree that e2e encryption is becoming more widespread and "user friendly".

However, the friendliness seems inversely proportional with the ability of the users to detect that their tool is failing/corrupted/hacked/etc. So while we might have more widespread tools, we also have a more widespread ability to give a false sense of security.