Peloton is once again branching out beyond home workouts with a new app that could bring those who lift heavy at the gym into the fold. We go hands on: https://www.pcmag.com/news/hands-on-with-pelotons-strength-plus-app-machine-learning-workouts-for
@Havn FYI there’s something strnage in how you’re doing these replies that seems to break threading on MIcro.blog.
@jsonbecker I'm trying not to lower anything. I'm trying to distinguish. I want E2EE to hold a special value.
Don't you think it's very harsh to say that "iMessage isn't encrypted", just because much of it isn't E2EE? (I'd love to know exactly how much of it is, though. But I assume most conversations has at least one person with regular iCloud backups?) I really think it's OK to value it lower than Signal, but still higher than SMS. But I'd listen to arguments as to why that doesn't make sense.
And I think it's fair to value iMessage and Telegram's safety about the same. (But I absolutely have more issues with Telegram's ethics! And I'm working on writing more about that — but I wanted to focus on one thing in this post.)