Signal: Guide to Avoid Privacy Mistakes
Signal: Guide to Avoid Privacy Mistakes
Wow I didn't realize that Signal is run on Amazon's servers and that they contract with the CIA. This article has some interesting points to mitigate the privacy concerns of this real popular service: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/signal-messenger-guide-to-avoid-privacy-mistakes/
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And they do name squatting in session oxen names.
I'm on the fence, they do create content... The super energetic, breathless, bombastic, tone with no nuance that steam rolls over lots of considerations to make conclusions I don't agree with, doesn't sit well with me. But thats just me... so just I blocked their last account just to let bygones be bygones, but they made a new account to post this video so it showed up in my feed.
What conclusions do you disagree with?
We already discussed at length your session video, i'm not going to review your other videos. Like i said, let bygones be bygones, its just you made a new account to post the new video so my block didn't work.
Yes Session trades forward secrecy away in return for uncensored identity. These are pros/cons of different approaches and we provide educational material on a variety of software
What facts are you disputing on the site?