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This is short sighted. They poke a hole in signal and all secure messaging /communication is screwed. it wont matter what "other" product you use.
by senectus1 2y ago
This is short sighted.
They poke a hole in signal and all secure messaging /communication is screwed. it wont matter what "other" product you use.
- hellojesus 2y agoYou could always roll your own protocol that you use to interface with contacts, basically replicating Signal's algo. The gov wouldn't be able to stop that.
- herewulf 2y agoThe Signal client and (irregularly) the server are published as open source. You can run your own Signal instance. If you want to complicate your life, of course.
- Hoodedcrow 2y agoThere is an easier way - going with a selfhostable, federated solution. And at least XMPP is now commonly used with an encryption protocol that is based on Signal's.