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I experienced this with TextSecure over a year ago, but since then it has been smooth sailing outside of minor outages (10hrs a month), since the outages are le
by moyta 10y ago
I experienced this with TextSecure over a year ago, but since then it has been smooth sailing outside of minor outages (10hrs a month), since the outages are less than the regional outages we've been experiencing on AT&T and T-Mobile for SMS as of late (20 to 30hrs a month). Calling has also improved quite a bit, for Signal enabled contacts I've been using it exclusively for the past 9 months, I can be driving for an hour without call quality issues and maintain a stable call reliably.
- JshWright 10y agoIs the codec choice any better? The last time I tried to use it the audio quality was awful.
- lorenzhs 10y agoI use it for calling when abroad, and so far the audio quality has been quite good. I don't know if it was worse in the past, but maybe just give it another try?
- haffenloher 10y agoAudio quality has been good enough for me, but there's definitely room for improvement as they're still using Speex (if I'm not mistaken).
- moyta 10y agoIf they'd use Opus I'd really appreciate it, hell, if I could even get interop, I have hacked together an app to pass the ZRTP codeword to my deskphone when Freeswitch terminates it and reencodes it as SRTP/TLS for it, since no deskphone vendor supports ZRTP. Would make those that insist on ZRTP in my life a lot more convenient to have extended convos with.
- newman314 10y agoMy major problem is when a contact stops using Signal for some reason (new phone etc.). My messages go into the ether without any indication that they are not being received.
- MichaelGG 10y agoYou should just get single-check meaning server received it but not the other user's device.