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You can use linux clients just fine, like gurk, which I linked you in another comment.

• fsflover 9mo ago
  AFAIK I must connect it to Android or iOS before I can use it.
  • JCattheATM 9mo ago
    I don't think so, you could use the official Linux build as far as I know. I think it needs a phone number but not necessarily a mobile device. I might be wrong though.
    • fsflover 9mo ago
      It required to scan the QR code from a "mobile" app last time I tried. (You really have a lot of free time to write unsubstantiated dismissals to all my posts.)
      • JCattheATM 9mo ago
        > It required to scan the QR code from a "mobile" app last time I tried. Are you against using an Android (or LineageOS) emulator to do so? > (You really have a lot of free time to write unsubstantiated dismissals to all my posts.) You pop up in a lot of threads I'm interested in and seem to say a lot of incorrect things, that's all.
        • fsflover 9mo ago
          > Are you against using an Android (or LineageOS) emulator to do so? 1. It's annoying and inconvenient. 2. It's the result of an artificial restriction by Moxie, for which I can't see any good reason, making me suspicious. In my opinion, this is basically an attack on true mobile freedom. 3. I do not believe in a good app isolation of Waydroid, so I would prefer to use as rare as possible. I also do not trust Android too much. And I will have to run two Signal apps simultaneously.