mhoye (temporarily spooky)@AnarchoNinaWrites There are a couple of things that are publicly known about this: first, these orgs can intercept and record traffic before it reaches its destination, so there's no reason to think that it's unrecorded even if the endpoints are secure (they are not).
Second, recording means even if encryption used _today_ is good enough _today_, it's possible to break stored, encrypted communications retroactively.
Third: the NSA has _decades-old_ math that's _still_ classified.
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