Signal-Android
Signal-Android
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Signal-Android
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WhatsApp fights back as users flee to Signal and Telegram
https://github.com/jukefoxer/Signal-Android/tree/feature/wa-...
- Fork of Signal app with WhatsApp import
- Fork of Signal app with feature to import WhatsApp conversations
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Signal Fork with WhatsApp Migration
> The repository mentions [0] the Wassenaar agreement, and that I must consult with the laws of my country on whether I am allowed to import/use software which includes encryption algorithms developed in other countries.
> Wat?
> In this day and age 99% (OK, this number is exaggerated, but you get my point) of software includes some sort of encryption. For one, think about all the libs/apps which communicate over the Internet and use encryption libs to talk via HTTPs. Is mentioning The Wassenaar Arrangement [1] in terms of software even necessary nowadays?
> Linux, Windows, MacOS - all have encryption libs built in (at least on the kernel level). They have been made in various countries, yet they are used all over the world. Do they fall under the terms of The Wassenaar Arrangement?
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> [0] https://github.com/jukefoxer/Signal-Android/tree/feature/wa-...
> [1] https://www.wassenaar.org
It's also mentioned in the original signal repo.I guess they have their reasons to include it and the fork just left it there.
Signal-Android
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Which version of Signal introduced SMS nags?
The fork by johanw666 is most likely not going to keep SMS support, see here and here.
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Re-Adding SMS Support to Signal
there is already Singal fork with no APK expire whrere you can keep using SMS as long as you want
https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android
- SMS and MMS features leaving
- Are there any end-to-end encrypted messaging apps that also support SMS?
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Signal Introduces Story Time
Just use Johann's fork with SMS support and no APK expiration and don't update it. This would either buy you some months before proper alternative will be introduced or at best work infinitely.
https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android/releases
- Signal discontinuing SMS support.
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Google Messages and RCS with microG
Just use Signal fork with SMS feature and don't update it, this fork should keep working even if Signal tries to force you to update.
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If I disables updates, the old android APK will still have SMS integration, correct?
I've been looking into this fork and hopefully the dev ends up keeping SMS : https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android
- Removing SMS support from Signal Android (soon)
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Hackers install Dracarys Android malware using modified Signal app
Signal Fork by Johanw666 is it safe right? I've been using it for long time
What are some alternatives?
Signal-iOS - A private messenger for iOS.
simplex-chat - SimpleX - the first messaging network operating without user identifiers of any kind - 100% private by design! iOS, Android and desktop apps 📱!
TextSecure - A private messenger for Android.
Signal-Setup-Guide - Signal Server Setup Guide
mollyim-android - Enhanced and security-focused fork of Signal.
LibreSignal - LibreSignal • The truly private and Google-Free messenger for Android.
signal-back - Decrypt Signal encrypted backups outside the app
signalbackup-tools - Tool to work with Signal Backup files.
element-ios - A glossy Matrix collaboration client for iOS