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Yeah, I would have assumed a higher end system too, even a proprietary "for court" desktop application and phone client.
I heard they found a vulnerability in one such proprietary software recently.. So I guess proprietary doesn't mean secure either ¯_(ツ)_/¯
You dropped this: \
Yeah, Software be software LOL. I guess I meant zoom wasn't true end to end encryption, zoom had the keys. where as other programa were e2e