Just curious if that is the case. I assume not as Lemmy does not advertise it’s encryption at all.
Would this ever be planned for Lemmy?
Just curious if that is the case. I assume not as Lemmy does not advertise it’s encryption at all.
Would this ever be planned for Lemmy?
Implementing E2E isn’t just about the encryption though, it’s also about the key exchange/distribution/generation approach.
If you look at what Matrix does, so much of the complexity comes from how they authenticate all the different clients to manage E2E in a distributed way. For proper E2E you’ve got more than 2 ends (multiple clients) so you need to manage it for all.