End-to-end encryption doesn’t guarantee privacy and/or security of your data. Your favourite application can use e2ee and sell data to someone at the same time. Anastasiia explained the relationship between security, privacy and encryption, and how different encryption approaches protect users data from various events or threats.
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End-to-end encrypted doesn't mean secure
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