The only reason the secure enclave knows your keys after an upgrade is because the keys used to encrypt your keys are outside it
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@npub136jg...jnxf can we clear this up please?
Apple's Secure Enclave is a euphemism for Tim Cook's backdoor to your data.
Interesting.
This is just the chat history though, right? If they didn’t promise to store chat history then this wouldn’t have been a problem.
They could’ve done client side encryption and stored these chats in their Nostr relay using nip44. And we could’ve verified that the requests that are going through are correctly decrypted only inside a TEE.
Btw we store chat history on Nostr relays using NIP-PNS. 
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Introduce NIP-PNS: Private Note Storage by jb55 · Pull Request #1893 · nostr-protocol/nips
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Private Note Storage is like giftwraps but:
Not spammable, author keys are pseudonoymous and deterministic from your main key.
Simpler wrappi...