How does this affect signal users ?

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Just like with the online safety bill, Signal will (legally speaking) leave the EU. Should EU countries try to block Signal they'll do what they can to let us still use signal, see #iRanASignalProxy for example

Signal is FOSs? If so they have no legs

Signal is licensed under the AGPLv3 and as such, Free and Open Source.

Its code, same like law

you can't exactly make maths illegal anyways 🤷

Revolution time

I'm in for a fight against this - as programmer and hacker 😎

"Signal is licensed under the AGPLv3 and as such, Free and Open Source."

Correct. Unfortunately it's also rigidly centralised. So state-level actors only need to block one set of servers and it's unusable (eg Signal is very hard to use in China due to the Great Firewall). Matrix is a better bet, both E2EE and Free and Open Source software, *and* a decentralised protocol anyone can implement.