Happy #GlobalSwitchDay
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Or just go to rednote instead
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I do my best to cite any claim that I make. I would encourage others to do the same.
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Oh no, I wasn't aware, sorry for you
Hope they take in new users soon
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That means very little to me. Actions speak louder than words, and it would probably help the development of loops if it was actually open source.
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Sms is bad if you care about privacy, but great for voyeurs.
I frequently send dick pics between two of my phone numbers with fake messages about selling drugs and blowing things up attached, triggering them for a manual review in the government/carrierâs office.
Signal is very useful for minorities and anyone whoâs actually planning a terrorist attack.
I don't send dick pics or plan terrorist attacks, so if voyeurs or Big Gubmint snoop on my texts they'll be disappointed.
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SMS is generally free and unlimited with almost any postpaid mobile plan. If you're still paying for SMS then you should switch providers.
postpaid
plan
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Why does software have a political stance?
You want to let them rape your computer? I'm not stopping you.
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That seems a little extreme. I would maybe agree if 1) it wasn't being made by the guy who has already got an AGPL project in Pixelfed and 2) it was on open signups. Whilst software is invite-only or closed entirely I don't really see a problem in it not being open-sourced.
You know it says gullible in their ToS?
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Or just go to rednote instead
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You do not have a solution.
I do, use Signal if you care about privacy. They are the only game in town when it comes to reasonably secure chat software. Sure, I would prefer a federated alternative but I haven't found one yet that is always end-to-end encrypted, open source, implements forward secrecy, and is user friendly enough to be used by my grandmother.
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Or just go to rednote instead
I can't find its libre software licence text file.
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I keep seeing this type stuff but neither peertube or friendica are genuine replacements at this point, mastodon is weaksauce compared to akkoma or a misskey fork, and loops is alpha software. also yes signal is centralized but it just works and has contact discovery so it owns matrix and xmpp when compared to whatsapp. basically none of this stuff is truly ready
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I do, use Signal if you care about privacy. They are the only game in town when it comes to reasonably secure chat software. Sure, I would prefer a federated alternative but I haven't found one yet that is always end-to-end encrypted, open source, implements forward secrecy, and is user friendly enough to be used by my grandmother.
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why signal?
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Or just go to rednote instead
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Sms is bad if you care about privacy, but great for voyeurs.
I frequently send dick pics between two of my phone numbers with fake messages about selling drugs and blowing things up attached, triggering them for a manual review in the government/carrierâs office.
Signal is very useful for minorities and anyone whoâs actually planning a terrorist attack.
Briar is better for particular dangerous situations, SimpleX is a 'more confy' great alternative.
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An change your email to protonmail or tutamail. Starve those gmails, outlooks, iCloudâs and etc
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Wouldn't Matrix be a better alternative to Signal, since it doesn't need a number and the main/default instance (matrix.org) is based on the EU? Maybe it has a too difficult learning curve to the average user, though
The best number-free protocol is SimpleX atm
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