END-TO-END ENCRYPTED
etoee v0.1.0 [secure terminal]
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> crypto: Signal Protocol (X3DH + Double Ratchet) [OK]
> crypto: Sender Keys (group forward secrecy) [OK]
> net: sealed-sender relay (zero metadata) [OK]
> auth: WebAuthn/passkey (FIDO2) [OK]
> audit: PII on server ───────────── 0 bytes
> audit: server cleartext access ── none by design
> The line is secure._
> But first, let's talk about the wire.
01 // THE PROBLEM
> SYSTEM ALERT:
> Every message you have ever sent traveled through
> someone else's servers.
> Their infrastructure. Their rules. Their backdoors.
> Your phone number is your identity.
> Your contacts are their database.
> Your conversations are their product.
> You are being watched.
> You have always been watched.
> ETOEE is a different architecture.
> No phone number. No email. No identity on file.
> Your device generates the keys. You choose the handle.
> You decide who gets in.
> The server sees encrypted noise.
> This is not a feature. This is the architecture.
> It cannot comply with subpoenas for data it does not possess.
02 // HOW IT WORKS
> GENERATE KEYS
Your device creates a cryptographic identity. Private keys never leave the device. Your face or fingerprint is the key.
> CHOOSE HANDLE
Pick a username. No phone. No email. This is your only identifier on the network.
> CONNECT
Find contacts by handle. Both parties must consent before messages can be exchanged.
> SPEAK FREELY
Every message encrypted with the Signal Protocol. Every group secured with Sender Keys. Every call encrypted end-to-end. The server sees noise.
03 // WHAT THE SERVER KNOWS
| DATA POINT | ETOEE KNOWS? |
|---|---|
| Your name | > NO |
| Your phone number | > NO (never collected) |
| Your email | > NO (never collected) |
| Message content | > NO (encrypted blob) |
| Your contact list | > NO (client-side only) |
| Group membership | > NO (client-side only) |
| Group names | > NO (groups don't exist on server) |
| Who sent a message | > NO (sealed sender) |
| Call audio/video | > NO (Insertable Streams E2EE) |
| Your username | > YES (public identifier) |
| Your public keys | > YES (by design, they are public) |