top | item 43876012 (no title) LordShredda | 10 months ago The decision to use a signal knockoff was a planned and managed one, not just on a whim. Who's responsible for managing the phones? discuss order hn newest namdnay|10 months ago It's not really a knockoff, it's a deliberately cracked version of a B2C app to adapt it to a corporate setting Zak|10 months ago The Signal client app is open source; it's probably not reasonable to describe a modified version as "cracked". Signal does discourage the use of modified clients for security reasons, but does not actively block most of them. load replies (1) harrisrobin|10 months ago [deleted] whatshisface|10 months ago Don't speculate, the evidence is bad enough.
namdnay|10 months ago It's not really a knockoff, it's a deliberately cracked version of a B2C app to adapt it to a corporate setting Zak|10 months ago The Signal client app is open source; it's probably not reasonable to describe a modified version as "cracked". Signal does discourage the use of modified clients for security reasons, but does not actively block most of them. load replies (1)
Zak|10 months ago The Signal client app is open source; it's probably not reasonable to describe a modified version as "cracked". Signal does discourage the use of modified clients for security reasons, but does not actively block most of them. load replies (1)
harrisrobin|10 months ago [deleted] whatshisface|10 months ago Don't speculate, the evidence is bad enough.
namdnay|10 months ago
Zak|10 months ago
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whatshisface|10 months ago