Facebook says WhatsApp protects your privacy. But that’s misleading. There’s a backdoor. NEW @peterelkind, @jackgillum & @CraigSilverman:https://www.propublica.org/article/how-facebook-undermines-privacy-protections-for-its-2-billion-whatsapp-users …
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You don't think there should be a way for a recipient who has been sent a message to report it? In some ways, that would be easier for WhatsApp but worse for us. To me, this is like trying to punish them for that one case where they took on an extra step they could have avoided.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I realized it’s like someone just taking a screenshot on their end and sharing, though with authenticity ensured?
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Yes, but this is better. With the authentication, it cuts down on using reporting as a form of punishment or attacking a person (which happens a lot). They gave the recipient a way to flag issues, including pretty terrible ones, when they could just hide behind e2e.
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