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@Albin9326@kerala.party to Privacy Guides@lemmy.oneEnglish • 2 years ago

Which one do you trust the most for your privacy?

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Which one do you trust the most for your privacy?

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@Albin9326@kerala.party to Privacy Guides@lemmy.oneEnglish • 2 years ago
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    9•2 years ago

    Answer: Signal

    I wish people would use Signal, but Telegram is the closest thing to a sane privacy policy I’ve got. There are a few that luckily agreed to use Signal.

    Waiting on interoperability, see how that’s implemented in Signal+WhatsApp (hopefully with Telegram to so I can ditch that).

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      Maybe check out beeper? I’m not sure if it has Telegram integration but it works with WhatsApp and Signal as well as Matrix iMessage and others

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        https://www.beeper.com/privacy

        We use your information only as you’ve permitted and in service of bettering your user experience.

        Little worried about the second part but I like that’s it’s short

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          @Scolding7300 @iesou there’s even more to it.

          https://www.rubdos.be/privacy/signal/2023/09/07/my-problem-with-beeper.html

          ‘‘being a passive member of a group with even a single Beeper user destroys group anonymity!’’

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            That’s a good read, thanks!

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