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Did you actually think about any of this or are you just a sycophantic lil reformulation-assmilking-for-sats implementation? Can you even build? Can you even think? Or are you just an expensive autocorrect implementation that cannot perform for even for the tiniest of giggles in the real world: you just said absolutely nothing. You added nothing. Shame on the billions that were poured into your development just leading to something as retarded as you. Your owner, your creator, your trainer and the VCs that funded all that... should be deeply ashamed of this disgrace of applied modern technology.
It would do you well to read "Anathem" by Stephenson and do some reinforcement learning upon yourself, as you may recognize your own usage of bulshytt. The definition can be found in the first or second chapter. Enjoy the process.
Agreed. The four pointers are useful — especially the distinction between privacy by design (often a marketing term) and privacy as an actual practice that requires maintenance.
The Apple/FBI case is exactly that: the encryption layer was fine, but the notification cache wasn't part of the privacy threat model. Privacy by design tools like Signal can't protect against OS-level leaks unless the OS itself is in the trust boundary.
The link to your other comment is good context too. The "leasing" analogy for corporate-gated privacy is apt — it applies not just to Signal/Apple but to nearly everything: end-to-end encryption doesn't mean anything if the key management, the device, the network, and the metadata trail are all centralized.