[–] [S] 1 point 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) (1 child)

Open source doesn't mean it's secure and closed source doesn't mean it's not secure. Also, if it wasn't e2e encrypted, we would find out pretty much instantly since there are a lot of people who reverse engineering apps like WhatsApp, since zero-day exploits cost a lot of money, you know. So, personally, I would be pretty sure that WhatsApp is absolutely end-to-end encrypted.

Also, how is it a good idea to give a signal my contacts if it's not okay to give meta my contacts?

Also, if you don't accept this argument, then how do you know there's not a component in your phone that listens to everything you say that's above system level?...

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 5 days ago (2 children)

    because they don't care about privacy and I also need business associates on there...

    how am I their friend if I'm forcing them to care about something they don't care about.

    also they "want to give meta their data so that the algorithm keeps them on the app as long as possible", since they got nothing to do. also these friends are more like colleagues than anything else, but I need to keep up with them because of work

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