This is well known. The only thing secure is end to end encryption when you actually encrypt a message, send it as so, and the receiving person knows how to decrypt it. In the San Bernardino case they hired a private company to open an IPhone and it took a long time and a lot of money but I’m sure if they did it once they could do it again.
Signal is supported by Twitter, I would not trust it. Big tech hands all over it
Ralphie
Nothing is 100% safe when one is online.
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This is common knowledge: for the past 10 years, all encryption algorithms have been illegal unless a universal key is stored with the authorities.
Craig Olfsen
They watch me through my phone camera, and listen too. They can use the phone IMEI and don't require the sim to be in. It was designed to watch you no matter which way your phone is down. They are able to zoom into anything that gets in the lens. Web cameras and smart TV's are also hacked through wifi. I literally talk to government when I look at my phone. All of them at once.
If you want a great series where this type of spy tech is depicted check out the series Colony on Netflix Brittany! They literary have screens where they can see everything you do online and every email or whatsapp message! We are all an open book!!!!!
Nobody
Well if you read the article, it is not really Signal which is problematic. They gained access to the iPhone by a vulnerability of iOS. After that: if you can read the message within an unlocked app, anyone can. Why wouldn't they. Signal is still great. The messages on the servers are completely useless to a third party, including the operators themselves. So there is at least no single spot to attack to gain access to everyone. Also: don't use an iPhone, but an Android with GrapheneOS, e.g.
It’s Time To Quit The Smartphone
https://www.rooshv.com/its-time-to-quit-the-smartphone
I literally talk to government when I look at my phone. All of them at once.