When a government goes on banning certain apps/protocols/etc., you know that these didn’t provide what would compromise their users. It also indirectly implies

When a government goes on banning certain apps/protocols/etc., you know that these didn’t provide what would compromise their users. It also indirectly implies that other apps indeed are either compromised or willing to provide any data, apps like whatsapp, signal, etc., funny part is I did say before -and got downvoted- that any app still uses a phone number as a form of identity/authentication should never be trusted, now you know why.