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1 年前Yep, that always seemed to be the reasoning, even if downloading the Signal app takes no more than 15 seconds to download and start using.
Though I definitely get not wanting to juggle 3 or 4 chat platforms.
Yep, that always seemed to be the reasoning, even if downloading the Signal app takes no more than 15 seconds to download and start using.
Though I definitely get not wanting to juggle 3 or 4 chat platforms.
Got a surprising amount of contacts to move into signal from Whatsapp, though the iMessage gang can’t stop iMessaging.
As an android user, I don’t see why you would want to use something that restricts your secure messaging to a single platform.
As a result of Signal’s poor decision to stop SMS service, I frequently forget to check my SMS app for messages.
Perhaps you never heard of the psychological targeting done for political purposes through the misuse of mass data. (Cambridge Analytics)
Edit: to be clear, people in the comments have already provided many examples of situations where corporations/governing bodies have misused specific people’s personal data (zoom employees watching webcams without knowledge), however I also don’t think it makes sense to brush off the impact of mass data available as a result of much of the population freely giving away their personal data.