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by Nadya
3624 days ago
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No comment about how secure the below is, but it seems trivial to not need data on the message itself. The only data that needs to be stored by WhatsApp is `Sent` and not the message itself, which can be stored locally by the Messenger. [Messenger] <--> [Sent Succesfully?] <--> Recipient When the Recipient receives a message - they alert WhatsApp that the message has been received which can then alert the Messenger that the message has been sent. If it comes back with a failure, the Messenger will attempt to send the message again in `${Time}` until it sends. The message itself never has to hit WhatsApp's servers. |
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