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minus-squareDessalinesOPAlink4•3 years ago they don’t have the message senders thanks to sealed sender Reading over this again. The primary identifier in signal, is phone numbers. You think signal doesn’t store those, or use them to route messages?
minus-squareDessalinesOPAlink3•3 years agoHow would the signal server know who to route the message to?
minus-squareDessalinesOPAlink3•edit-23 years agoIn a centralized database, this seems like it’d be trivial to get around. You’d only have to look at the client sent messages and correlate them to the receiving ones.
Reading over this again. The primary identifier in signal, is phone numbers. You think signal doesn’t store those, or use them to route messages?
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How would the signal server know who to route the message to?
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In a centralized database, this seems like it’d be trivial to get around. You’d only have to look at the client sent messages and correlate them to the receiving ones.
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