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I think there should be an option to enable e2e for received SMS. I.e. all the payload is encrypted using a secret on the mobile phone, and can be decrypted by the webhook notification only, which knows the secret. HTTPSMS server will not know anything about the SMS content
I'm open to this. If you have a PR with the functionality I'll review it. Although I wonder if privacy is a concern, isn't it better to create your own backend server so you don't use httpsms at all?
Hi @AchoArnold , I will in the end go for the self hosted solution, but I mean this as a business idea for you. Not having e2e is basically the MAIN reason why I will self-host in the end, if you had this I would have ended using your servers and possibly paying.
For that reason also, I will not make a PR for this, as I currently have no time and as you mentioned, self-hosting addresses my issues.
Just an idea for a feature that might increase the % of people not defaulting to self-hosting and converting into paying customers.
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AchoArnold commentedon Jan 18, 2024
Hello @michnovka
I'm open to this. If you have a PR with the functionality I'll review it. Although I wonder if privacy is a concern, isn't it better to create your own backend server so you don't use httpsms at all?
michnovka commentedon Jan 18, 2024
Hi @AchoArnold , I will in the end go for the self hosted solution, but I mean this as a business idea for you. Not having e2e is basically the MAIN reason why I will self-host in the end, if you had this I would have ended using your servers and possibly paying.
For that reason also, I will not make a PR for this, as I currently have no time and as you mentioned, self-hosting addresses my issues.
Just an idea for a feature that might increase the % of people not defaulting to self-hosting and converting into paying customers.
Cheers
AchoArnold commentedon Jan 19, 2024
I like the idea. It sounds like a fun weekend project.
Add end to end encryption on the Server #335
AchoArnold commentedon Jan 21, 2024
It's done. I had a great time learning about AES encryption 🚀
michnovka commentedon Jan 21, 2024
Thanks!