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Oh nice. For a test project I installed a #telegram app on a tablet with an empty #adressbook only to find out that it send out that information to obviously every Telegram user that had my number in their adressbook. How illegal...

And that happened BEFORE I could adjust any settings during the setup. I dont think I just missed that, but that is a big fail. It's been a while, but does #Signal do the same? I hate such practice.
#securemessenger #security #dataprotection

#security #dataprotection #telegram #signal #securemessenger #adressbook
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🌱 Ligniform :donor:​
🌱 Ligniform :donor:​
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signal used to send a handy message to your contacts saying "x is on signal now, say hi!", but I think that's stopped now.
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Markus Feilner :verified:
Markus Feilner :verified:
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@ligniform That was why I installed telegram on a blank tablet. It was sad that I had to confirm a phone number, but, Ok, that's the same with almost every messenger now exept Matrix/Elements, but they got other issues.
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Markus Feilner :verified:
Markus Feilner :verified:
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@ligniform It's a clear breach of European data protection laws and should be prosecuted. I am angry.
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Sven222
Sven222
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Ähhhmmmm, you forgot XMPP. Still alive and with Conversations on Android very good and reliable. I still ove to see a useable Matrix-XMPP bridge.
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Sven222
Sven222
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We use it with non-nerd groups, and it works perfect. Even some people 60+ have no problems at all. Still people think, that it is not working, cause 15 years ago it was a pain in the ass to use. But this times are over.
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John Ulrik
John Ulrik
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No, Signal doesn’t do that. To establish contacts, the Signal client only sends an cryptographically obfuscated (hashed) version of the phone numbers in your address book to a Signal server (making extra sure that the server’s code has not been tampered with, by using a clever reversal of DRM technology). It does not send the cleartext of your address book. You can find background information on Signal’s technologies and algorithms on Signal’s blog at signal.org/blog/.

Signal Messenger: Speak Freely

Say "hello" to a different messaging experience. An unexpected focus on privacy, combined with all of the features you expect.
Signal Messenger
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Markus Feilner :verified:
Markus Feilner :verified:
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@ujay68 Does Telegram use a similar safe concept for that? And isnt the following true? Still the information is transfered in a "hey, this chap is now also here" way...
@John Ulrik
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Markus Feilner :verified:
Markus Feilner :verified:
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@ujay68 Yeah, it's for a project, and I am feeling strongly that I know why I dont use it otherwise. And we haven't talked about the Russian impact here yet ... :-/
@John Ulrik
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