You know he's right. Don't even try to argue
You know he's right. Don't even try to argue
Kevin Cooper
Robert Sanchez
His wife's asshole is less secure
Lucas Lewis
how Any Forums was failed to make him khs?
Landon Miller
>twitter for iPhone
>PureSøy© opinion
Never fails.
Ryder Nguyen
>use vpn
>use Signal
>use iPhone
>type super secret message
>iPhone secretly records all touch events so it knows what you typed
oops lol
Nathan Torres
>twitter for iPhone
Nathan Flores
Yes, Apple products are insecure pieces of trash, that's true.
Leo Lewis
Jose Turner
An unencrypted messaging app would be less secure.
Dylan Myers
>Encrypted is less secure than unencrypted
And two plus two equals five.
Christopher Sanchez
James Hernandez
Please don't kys, Apple needs you to buy their next piece of downgraded spyware.
Joshua Harris
His logic is that using an encrypted service is evidence of wrongdoing, thus the feds are going to be watching those people more and it's only a matter of time until they crack the encryption.
Nathaniel Fisher
If you believe it's encrypted you're more likely to say something that can come back on you later.
If you believe it's unencrypted you'll be smarter about what you say.
Ethan Sanders
>VPN
americans triying to hide from american government using american vpn is one of the funniest things on the internet.
Daniel Cox
>security by obscurity
Nathan Young
i hate retarded vagueposts like this, as soon as he gets cornered in an argument he can just change his arbitrary meaning of secure
fucking mental midgets
Thomas Scott
What the fuck kind of retarded reasoning leads him to say that?
Brody Williams
^
that logic is fucking retarded
see
Daniel Jenkins
>telegram
he has a point you know
Christian Edwards
You're doing gods work user.
Daniel Ramirez
He is half right.
Encryption in Whatsapp and Telegram are just fairy tales.
People focus too much in the "hackers" when the keys used to encrypt are well know to the company that supply the service and the government agencies that rule them (MOSSAD).
A decent alternative would be use GPG. Just plain e-mail using GPG. But NSA spend fortunes discrediting it.
Adrian Barnes
But I have people I have to talk to
Parker Green
>Just plain e-mail using GPG.
There's still the issue of a software or hardware keylogger or screen reader watching what you write. Pretty hard to detect if someone seriously wants to know what you're talking about.
Carter Williams
People are insecure. If you want to be truly secure you must not speak with anyone (even yourself).
Hunter Johnson
all those attacks on email a couple years back makes me not want to use GPG. email clients themselves are not secure, SMTP isn't great for security either. No one really wants to fix the clients either because hardly anyone uses GPG. In principal GPG isn't a terrible option but I am wary of it now and would use something else first.
Landon Gomez
Wrong,
The least secure thing in the world is the cryptographic library written in language that allows buffer overflows.