The problem in your view is you are not seeing what's coming. > I do agree that moving to another centralized service is not the optimal option, but seeing the

The problem in your view is you are not seeing what's coming. > I do agree that moving to another centralized service is not the optimal option, but seeing the amount of effort they put into ensuring all new features ensure your privacy instills a lot of confidence in their service. Two sentences are contradicting with each other. You can not trust someone just because they "promise", I am not undervaluing their work, all I am saying is moving from party to party doesn't solve the problem in whole. Signal's ridiculous marketing tricks like using quotes from Snowden, Schneier et al makes me laugh. If I am given two options to choose between moving to another centralized service like Signal and staying with WhatsApp, I am okay with the latter option. Not because WhatsApp is better, but honestly as an end user I don't see any value. WhatsApp requires my phone number, so does Signal. WhatsApp is centralized, so is Signal. WhatsApp doesn't allow another client to operate, so does Signal. So what's the difference, Signal is open-source and non-profit? Nah, I don't buy this nonsense.