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Whatsapp is already encrypted end to end, with no backdoors. Unless you know something that no one else does.
can you provide your own private key in whatsapp ? eu and uk are requesting backdoors righr now. in a lot of hw devices you cant bring your own key either. they are random in theory but you cant verify that
 
can you provide your own private key in <whatever> ?
The full authority over private keys is essential. Let's have a look at Proton's key management:
  • To make sure you can always receive your emails on Proton Mail using this OpenPGP key , we require that all imported keys have no expiration date set.
  • Proton requires that all imported keys contain a single user ID that uses the same email address as the Proton Account the key is being imported into.
  • Proton requires imported keys contain at least one subkey that can perform encryption (some subkeys can be only used for signatures).
  • We also require that imported keys signal support for AES-256 as a symmetric cipher, SHA-256 as a hash function, and ZLIB as a compression function.
But when you upload your key you are prompted to enter the password of that key. To me that's an absolute no-go.
If you then export your uploaded key from Proton it uses "Signature Salt Notation", preferring MDC over AEAD. Why? Hints from persons with knowledge welcome.
 
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