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That fake video on top is interesting. If they can't even get that right what does it say about their Privacy and Security claims?

• dsacco 10y ago
  Empirically, absolutely nothing. You can't judge the security of a software based on its marketing material.
  • MikusR 10y ago
    But you can determine that nobody at signal has used or even seen an android phone.
    • moosingin3space 10y ago
      What? Signal/OWS seems to develop new features on Android first, and that animation up top is an Android phone...
      • MikusR 10y ago
        It's not an Android phone. Android has either on screen Navigation Bar or Physical Navigation Bar not both.
        • h4waii 10y ago
          What are you on about? You can enable on-screen buttons while still having physical capacitive buttons. http://m.imgur.com/u5hcJYQ http://m.imgur.com/u5hcJYQ Many 3rd party custom ROMs have the feature, including CyanogenMod, the most widespread open-source build of AOSP.
          • MikusR 10y ago
            Not on stock Samsung phones.
            • lorenzhs 10y ago
              So they made a screencast and blended it with a video of a hand touching a phone to avoid shadows and improve image quality. Is that really your takeaway from the article?
    • miend 10y ago
      I'm not sure why you would say something like that. The original TextSecure and Redphone apps were exclusively on Android until it got bundled into a single app and released as Signal on both platforms. Android is still often ahead, and seems preferred much of the time.