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@dzwiedziu @fj @signalapp not really, as the #Metadata #FUD cited by #Signal is mitigateable with proper measures.

  • You can't even run Signal over @torproject and even if that point is moot when you're forced to quasi-#KYC by virtue of a #PhoneNumber aka. #PII they have neither legitimate interest nor technical reason to demand in the first place!

Every claim that things like #ITsec, #InfoSec, #OpSec & #ComSec can be solved with "Just use Signal!" is "#TechPopulism" at best if not being a "#UsefulIdiot"!

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@pixelcode I'm not gonna violate confidentiality just to win an argument on the internet.

  • I have helped people with a literal DoA bounty on their head escape a literal warzone and enshure their comms are clean and secure.

Mark my words: #Signal is a sting op and the day they get caught snitchin' you can apologize to me in person.

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@ckrypto no and I expect you to take that insult back, Neurotypical!

  • Because #Ableism and BS like made-up claims like yours are a clear sign that you have neither evidence nor arguments left, thus must discredit the opponent becuase you are a bad looser.

I consider your reply a conditionless surrender, or as we'd say in Germany: "I'd love to duel you intellectually but I see you are unarmed!"

Mastodonckrypto (@ckrypto@mstdn.io)@kkarhan@infosec.space JFC you're clearly just using an AI to generate your replies for the purpose of spreading FUD. In any case, with regard to decentralization: https://youtu.be/DdM-XTRyC9c @delta@chaos.social @monocles@monocles.social

I haven't finished watching it yet, but if you want some good, clean nerd enjoyment take a couple of hours and watch/listen to Bertrand Serlet's interview with the Computer History Museum. I always loved his #WWDC keynotes (back when they talked about actual technical topics) and he seems delightful and, of course, wicked smart as he recounts his journey. Sounds like his time at #NeXT was incredibly satisfying even through the company never really found a business model (but it turned out ok 🤣) youtu.be/qpIuIImN0YI?si=zg4-T1

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