• Lojcs@lemm.ee
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    14 days ago

    Is that really how it works? I thought signal protocol was about just how the encryption worked, not what is encrypted?

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      14 days ago

      I am not following this.

      Content of msg is encrypted and everything within but signal server knows when you talk to your girl becuase the server has to route it.

      So anytime you initiate a chat, they know that yall doing something.

      This meta data is what the game is all about tho.

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          14 days ago

          That’s for a generic court. FISA court order would never see a light of day and they would not waste that being exposed to the public.

          They have technical capability to collect this meta data, that’s a fact.

          We know that that for purpose of this court case they either did not or are under order to not disclose.

          If security apparatus want this information, they can get it. Do you really think singal will say know and violate US law?

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        12 days ago

        The server doesn’t need to know or keep track of who’s sending a message to deliver it. If you don’t trust signal to not lie to the court about not collecting such metadata, I can’t convince you otherwise. But there’s a merit in designing your system so that such collection is as hard as possible.

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          12 days ago

          Bad analysis

          Server knows each time you engage a person and who you are enaging. This is the meta data thats need for creatijg cohort groups

          Also, you dont seemt to under how FISA order would work vis-a-vis regular court proceedings.