Nostr

In regards to signal you are right I never said it was the apps fault it was human error. But someone in that high of a position & knowing well aware the penalities of mishandling that kind of information on non-government controlled applications would have serious consequences. Nobody is going to have proof it's a cia op but we can observe & deduct from common sense the obvious. What I said isn't baseless

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-era-guidance-encouraged-use-signal-app-highly-targeted-govt-officials-best-practice

https://justthenews.com/government/federal-agencies/biden-era-memo-advises-highly-targeted-officials-use-signal

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/cisa-urges-switch-to-signal-like-encrypted-messaging-apps-after-telecom-hacks/

https://fedscoop.com/usaid-policy-signal-telegram-third-party-messaging-apps/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ratcliffe-signal-was-approved-for-communication-use-by-biden-administration/ar-AA1BDk92

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/us-officials-urge-americans-use-encrypted-apps-cyberattack-rcna182694

https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/12/20/cisa-guide-secure-communications-mfa-iphone-android-signal/

https://gizmodo.com/fbi-warns-americans-to-start-using-encrypted-messaging-apps-2000533800

All the articles of encouragement should be a clear clue theres a reason to be skeptic private e2ee has existed in many applications & i'm sure their aware of Simplex as well but they encourage this specific one why? You don't find it odd that FBI would encourage the public to trust signal & use it I would. Also a phone number tied to an account is dangerous you should look up the telecommunication act. They don't need to bypass encryption they just need to associate your number to the account in question just like a license id.

As for the connection issues maybe it's your isp & where you are because I don't have these connection issues you are describing everything connects instantly & I get my messages instantly on simplex. I can only say make sure your on the latest.

https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/releases/tag/v6.4.4

I hope you end up having a better experience & those issues do go away for you.

Jacob | Five Eye Tea 4mo ago

I mean, I don't trust the FBI as far as I can throw them but I'm also not the sort that thinks every little thing is part of a larger agenda.

Regarding phone numbers, you can effectively throw a password ("Signal PIN") onto your Signal profile so that even if they have access to your phone number, the literal ONLY thing they're capable of getting from that information is simply when you were online last, and the time that you send a message. They really can't find out much other than that if you have a Signal PIN, massively thanks to Sealed Sender.

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Vyram Kraven 4mo ago

I take it you didn't read the act. Signal pin does not matter When they can screen mirror & key log. It's not about direct hacking or bypassing theres other ways to circumvent this stuff. I don't think everythings part of a larger agenda but recommending what chat to use does sound suspicious you know.

https://ia600900.us.archive.org/20/items/mgs2cclcwr/Colonel%20Campbell%27s%20Last%20Codec%20Call%20with%20Raiden.mp4

Jacob | Five Eye Tea 4mo ago

I know what it entails but I'm also aware that Signal's metadata protections mitigate any real problems that it presents.