Messages, Not Metadata: Session with Kee Jefferys

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Kee Jefferys (@JefferysKee) is the technical co-founder of Session, the end-to-end encrypted messenger that emphasizes user confidentiality and anonymity. Session uses a blockchain-based decentralized network for message transmission and is open-source, so the system can be run entirely by its community. In this episode, Kee explains the importance of reducing metadata, the challenges of centralization, and the role of incentives in creating a decentralized network.

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In this episode we discuss:

Why the demand for better privacy has increased
How Session differs from other encrypted messaging platforms
Combining encryption and incentive models
Why open-source is so critical to messaging applications trying to prove their security
How Session could outlast its developers

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