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Is Signal an alternative to Whatsapp?

By Shirley J. Speights
June 24, 2022
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A cross-platform centralized encrypted messaging service, Signal, is developed by the Signal Foundation and Signal Messenger. Signal uses the Internet to deliver messages to individuals and groups as well; it includes features such as files, voice notes, images and video exchange.

Signal is ready to download for Android, iPhone and iPad. Signal also supports Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems. The application is free to download and to access it, all you need is a smartphone.

Users have mentioned that the Signal experience is similar to WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and other popular chat apps. Signal is a messaging app with features like one-to-one messages, group messages, sticker swapping, photos, file transfers, voice calls, and even video calls. The limit for group chat is 1000 people and group calls with up to eight 8-10 people.

No big tech company needs the app – Signal. The signal is designed and developed by a non-profit foundation. The owner of Signal has no intention of making money from the platform. The signal does not inherit data from its users or reflect any type of advertising.

The platform has a user-friendly interface. Signal’s data is in end-to-end encrypted form, which means that even Signal’s owners cannot track its users’ data. Only users can view them.

This messaging platform, Signal, is fully open-source.

The various types of communications on Signal are end-to-end encrypted. The encryption process takes place between individual devices using Signal. Messages are safe and secure. Signal has its own encryption protocol.

The platform is very different from traditional messaging apps. For example, Facebook has access to everything you view in Facebook Messenger. Elon Musk’s Facebook has guaranteed that it will not use the content of your posts for advertising purposes, but are you sufficiently convinced that this will never change in the future?

Some of the other messengers offer encrypted messaging as an optional feature. But Signal gives the assurance that the data will be encrypted now and after as well. Signal also facilitates other privacy points like self-degradation which will be automatically removed after some time.

Facebook Messenger also collects a lot of data from its users. Most courier companies collect a lot of data. The signal doesn’t even try to do that.

The signal is subject to a subpoena against you and is compelled to disclose all of your personal information; the company knows next to nothing about you and your Signal business. The signal might only show your account phone number, last login date, and account creation time.

Want to start communicating with someone on Signal instead of any other interactive chat app? Just download it and register. You will also receive notifications when someone from your contact joins the signal.

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