Graham Boyd
Meredith WhittakerImportant reporting. Note that Signal's encryption remains robust, even as ISP-level data can, as reported, reveal limited information.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/03/technology/russia-ukraine-surveillance-tech.html
Susanoo no Mikoto
Alex Hart@dan_tran_van @Mer__edith @signalapp @fdroidorg you can install Signal onto "de-googled" devices straight from the website. https://signal.org/android/apk/
@exallium Thanks for your recommendations, I already installed it using that method, but what I'm trying to say is I need the app on @fdroidorg so I will get notified when there's an update available 🥹
@dan_tran_van @fdroidorg ah I gottcha. As far as I remember this'll auto update itself (or let you know of an update in app) though I realize this can be a less convenient surface in some cases.
Jos Schuurmans (EN)https://mastodon.online/@josschuurmans/110655931837191950
What feature?
(Also, would you @signalapp mind verifying your Mastodon account? Thanks!)
Jos Schuurmans (EN) (@[email protected])
What feature? #Russia Seeds New #SurveillanceTech to Squash Ukraine War Dissent | The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/03/technology/russia-ukraine-surveillance-tech.html "(...) “Signal wasn’t designed to hide (...) you’re using #Signal from your own internet service provider,” @[email protected], the president of the Signal Foundation @[email protected], said in a statement. She called for people worried (...) to use a feature that sends traffic through a different server to obfuscate its origin and destination. (...)" #surveillance