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They "could" maybe. But since you seem to not have more information, we have to remain on the assumption that they're still using Signal protocol and can't see
by Krasnol 2y ago
They "could" maybe. But since you seem to not have more information, we have to remain on the assumption that they're still using Signal protocol and can't see what the messange contents are.
- tcfhgj 2y agoThey could use the signal protocol AND see the contents
- hellojesus 2y agoSignal could still see the contents of your messages. Anything you enter into their app could be scanned or sent back in plaintext to some server, all prior to actual transmission via their protocol. The only way to ensure that can't happen is to inspect the code and compile it yourself, or at least validate the hash of the binary you're installing. But we've also recently learned with the xz fiasco that you'll need to be sure to add checks all the way down. Of course, you could always encrypt before entering the text into signal, but at that point why use signal?