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> Apple's and Google's _push notification servers_ This never effected signal as no data that is sensitive was ever sent via that. Again though warrants agains
by dngray 2y ago
> Apple's and Google's _push notification servers_
This never effected signal as no data that is sensitive was ever sent via that. Again though warrants against Signal are not new, and for years law enforcement has been getting the same answers to their subpoenas. If it was "possible" as you say and that "they do", pretty sure the ACLU would not be making submissions to a court that "this is all that is available <registration date> & <connection date>" especially as the source code is open, it would be easy to verify if that was in fact true.
> I absolutely detest these type of "our privacy is great, believe us!" pages
The page literally has the legal request and reply, these would be able to be checked against court records. Remember being in contempt of a court order is actually punishable, so if there was more I'm sure Signal would have been fined by now lol.
- AshamedCaptain 2y ago> This never effected signal as no data that is sensitive was ever sent via that. How are you still missing the point that this is _about metadata_? No one is sending "sensitive data" through a push notification in the first place. You have to go out of your way to do that. My point was to show you that the authorities _are_ after metadata.