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by vel0city
521 days ago
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There's a part of me that's fine with it for a short-lived URL which contains a temporary access key but for a forever URL with a forever access key I'm not entirely happy with it. I use it to share memes and shitpost but definitely not something to share sensitive content IMO. |
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Edit: Actually... (in signal's case) it might be possible to provide the user's device 2 tokens, 1 to access the url and 1 to issue new access links. Then the user can request a new access link with their second token when their url access token expires. Signatures would help prevent it from needing to be stored in the database. It would be interesting to try.
Edit2: Also I am now curious... does this mean only text messages are e2ee? yikes.