Product

iMessage

19 mentions in 14 episodes

Apple's messaging service, discussed after an update to its encryption.

Mentions

637: Outragery!

  • 54:37

    Apple has rolled out an update to iMessage encryption

617: It’s Just Business

  • 2:18

    there’s no iMessage or FaceTime for you

615: Cat, I Farted

  • 1:09:18

    pull iMessage and FaceTime from the UK over encryption disputes

605: The Golden Turd

  • 37:17

    iMessage for me over the past two months has been nothing but maddening

  • 37:36

    I get logged out. I try to log back in

563: Cracker Barrel Enthusiast

  • 38:30

    the ability to edit and delete messages via iMessage

  • 39:08

    allow you to edit, see edit history

519: Can Someone Loan Me a Toddler?

  • 53:51

    This one is an iMessage exploit.

518: Eternal September of the Nerd Only Internet

  • 1:02:38

    the end-to-end encryption that's part of iMessage

515: Bro Code

  • 53:30

    there are some vulnerabilities in iMessage where you can send a message through iMessage and it will execute code

327: The King is Dead, Long Live the King

  • 32:47

    Apple already has iMessage, which is end-to-end encrypted.

227: Bots & B.S.

  • 1:07:36

    My understanding is that iMessage is end-to-end encrypted.

  • 1:07:57

    If you delete an iMessage, that it could possibly still linger on the phone.

214: Evil as a Service

  • 1:28:42

    If you have an iPhone and you use iMessage

179: Streaming Gouda

  • 31:55

    using their iMessage point to point system

  • 32:12

    They are storing who you are writing ... for up to 30 days.

174: Morphable Faraday

  • 1:01:38

    research on iMessage's encryption

  • 1:03:39

    Apple really should do a major overhaul of the iMessage protocol

120: Podcasting from the Parking Lot

  • 43:44

    The simple way to reveal if I messages timestamp, you swipe