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>>tokai+(OP)
Can someone explain how they could read my e2e Signal chat messages to my wife about what I'm cooking for dinner?

Can someone explain how they could read my e2e Sessions chat message sent via TOR to my wife about what I'm cooking for dinner?

Genuinely curious. Can those that are in power break this encryption?

>>andrew+Dv
They can fine apple and google for offering signal in their app stores, until nobody has it installed.

That doesn’t break your comms today - but later, you replace your phone, can you get a current copy of the app?

>>daniel+8w
Not quite. It would be illegal for Signal to continue operating in the EU if they don’t implement the required scanning functionality. And Signal has already stated that they’d rather leave the EU.

>>layer8+9B
If the one western nation passes this then it's only a matter of time until the other ones do to. At that point Signal "leaving" means they may as well stop doing business. Companies like to say they won't bend the knee if it gets them support now but in the end they always do.

>>accoun+wF1
I wouldn't believe a for-profit company claiming it'd stand firm.

Signal is a 501c3 nonprofit. There isn't capital to lose