Interesting, it says “Payment Method: No Card / Privacy First” on their website.

Clever name though

As I understand it, while they can’t see the contents, the Metadata is still exposed.

• Messages in iCloud are E2EE protected only if iCloud Backup is disabled or if iCloud Backup is enabled with Advanced Data Protection (ADP). Otherwise, Apple stores a copy of the encryption key, allowing Apple (or authorities with a court order) to access your messages.

• Probably obvious, but messages sent over SMS (green bubbles) are not E2EE.

• Telegram uses a proprietary encryption protocol called MTProto, so who knows if it can be trusted.

I used Session for a couple of years, but switched back to Signal because it did a poor job with media sharing.

It’s been a while since I switched back, so maybe it’s fixed now?

Do worry about this troll. I use Brave and don’t feel bad. You can find things you don’t like about everyone, if you go looking.

This is what I use and just firewall it.

CalyxOS did/does too

It works with MicroG…

*Zenni

Link

I only close by browser for updates, so I use Cookie AutoDelete which removes cookies when the tab is closed. That said, I still instinctively reject cookies when given the option.

Signal is easy to on board folks to. Not a huge fan of the phone number requirement, but it’s worth the trade off for me. I used Session for a while, but media sharing was buggy. I’ve heard good things about Simplex, but the inability to have a desktop client was deal breaker for me.

Anti-Brave?

Even with e2ee, I wouldn’t trust it since they use a closed-source, proprietary encryption protocol.

I’ve used it. I like how it can show trends in test results too.

I love how the only rational person on the thread gets down voted.

I just use an audio recorder while the call is on speaker phone.

Molly (fork of Signal) allows you to use multiple phones https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android

I used it for a couple years, but came back to signal because I had so many issues with media sharing.