> I would personally have loved a fediverse in which *everything* is e2e encrypted.
I am interested in how you’d see that working:
- I presume it would mean eliminating “open follow” accounts (like mine), and requiring people to approve follow requests, as otherwise any adversary could follow and obtain access to (future) posts. But…
- if A posts something and B boosts it, C, who follows B but not A, could see it? Does e2ee add anything?
@neil I don't think open follow accounts like your have the threat model of trying to prevent randos from seeing your posts. To you it would mostly add enforced encryption at rest.
For public/unlisted it would mostly add enforced encryption at rest, but follower-only posts can't be boosted. And it protects those against bad actor servers that e.g. index or publicize them.