We agree; you just seem to want to argue with a strawperson. My point is that they could help a lot more by verifying the clients. > Signal guarantees end-to-

We agree; you just seem to want to argue with a strawperson. My point is that they could help a lot more by verifying the clients. > Signal guarantees end-to-end encryption in transit. They can't guarantee that unofficial clients do E2EE. For example, what if the client sent messages in a way that leaked information, including contact information of the users? > But that is a convenience tool It's a security tool, it's just not guaranteed.