>Not axiomatically; with an example of a mainstream messenger I don't have to provide the specific sort of evidence you're asking for in order to be right. I c

>Not axiomatically; with an example of a mainstream messenger I don't have to provide the specific sort of evidence you're asking for in order to be right. I could write up a small script demonstrating the approach I'm talking about here, but it's rather obvious and based on simple, well-understood axioms. Unless you reject the axioms that (1) contact lists are representible as data, (2) applications can store data on your device, and (3) that data can be encrypted? If you're just going to argue in bad faith then you can take it elsewhere, I'm not interested. Based on my past experiences with you, I don't have high hopes. >do either of the two messengers you formerly recommended Recommandations which have been retracted; I decline to answer.