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by prophesi
2476 days ago
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Honestly, in terms of privacy, I think it's a decent trade-off (from what I gathered from this sparse article). PushKit Pros: - Apps and their servers can be developed in a manner wherein the server doesn't know if it's sending a message or a read receipt (aka, no metadata leak). Cons: - "[...] developers could also use PushKit to collect information about the location of users and other sensitive data" So with the traditional Notifications API, you lose that pro, but now _all_ of your apps with potentially ill-intentions can no longer glean your location and other data. Edit: Though, another huge con to this is the amount of dev hours to abide by this change. It's already a pretty sizable engineering task to create a fast, secure, and end-to-end encrypted messaging app. |
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