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That's assuming a lot of context. Your talking about a tiny icon next to the address bar in a browser. Of course people didn't always know what that was! Signa
by thomastjeffery 4y ago
That's assuming a lot of context. Your talking about a tiny icon next to the address bar in a browser. Of course people didn't always know what that was!
Signal's primary feature is encrypted messaging. You don't get it without at least seeing the word "encrypted" somewhere.
- dodgerdan 4y agoCounter point most people think Telegram is e2ee secure messaging, but Telegram never said they were.
- thomastjeffery 4y agoAnd that doesn't get clarified by UI that distinguishes between encrypted messages and SMS, because Telegram doesn't have such a thing to distinguish between. My point is that all of this is orthogonal to whether Signal can successfully make UI show users when they are sending encrypted messages vs unencrypted SMS. Most of the confusion you are citing is about whether an app does encryption or not, and that is a totally distinct problem domain.
- dodgerdan 4y agoYou’ve failed to make a distinction between e2e encryption and TLS encryption, how do you explain that in UI?