Although, to be fair, all of those things are far more difficult than using Element One, so there's an argument to be made about reasonable expectations and the actual likelihood of your messages being private...
Although, to be fair, all of those things are far more difficult than using Element One, so there's an argument to be made about reasonable expectations and the actual likelihood of your messages being private...
edit:https://www.huaweicentral.com/new-whatsapp-report-feature-wi...
If they were going to look at all your messages, of course, waiting until the end user gets it is somewhat unnecessary, they could just get them straight from the sender since they're both "E's" in the e2e. But that's true of any messaging client. Unless you're inspecting the code and building your own binaries, you either have to choose to trust what they're saying or not (or I guess just don't care if it's not relevant to you). But again, that's not WhatsApp specific.