That’s why Apple really needs to prove they are sticking with AI locally indexing information and not sent out. Whether it’s an RCS or iMessage and you say it’s E2E, but your calendar app on another device is now recommending an event based on that text… People should be verifying that at no point did that data leave their encrypted cloud data. If it did… Neither is E2E
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We could all do it today. The technology has existed for a
very long time now. We somehow allowed the market togetto
a point where the crypto mostly benefits the corporations
using people as a product.
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Correct, except I signed my public key. You now have cryptographic proof that I’m me. And as me, you can take my word for it that I only made that key to see what signed messages would look like on lemmy so that I could post in these sorts of situations and so that I could test Kleopatra. It’s not intended to be used for anything serious.
It should also enable anyone who wanted to send an encrypted message to me to do so.
Hey they never said exactly where those “ends” are.
That’s why Apple really needs to prove they are sticking with AI locally indexing information and not sent out. Whether it’s an RCS or iMessage and you say it’s E2E, but your calendar app on another device is now recommending an event based on that text… People should be verifying that at no point did that data leave their encrypted cloud data. If it did… Neither is E2E
At some point, it needs to be inside your retina, otherwise there’s no chance. Tech companies will find a way to spy and commercialize everything.
Or stop them before we get to that point with legislation, but we know that’s never going to happen.
We’re not too far away from this being ubiquitous. Maybe even by the year depicted.
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Correct, except I signed my public key. You now have cryptographic proof that I’m me. And as me, you can take my word for it that I only made that key to see what signed messages would look like on lemmy so that I could post in these sorts of situations and so that I could test Kleopatra. It’s not intended to be used for anything serious.
It should also enable anyone who wanted to send an encrypted message to me to do so.
Nifty!