The client is open source, so it doesn’t matter what the server code is, you can see everything the client sends and therefore tell what possible data is being collected.

It’s run by a non-profit so there’s no shareholders to please.

Your messages and decryption key are not stored on their servers.

It’s been independently audited.

They have publicly posted responses to user information requests where they only provide the account creation date and last access time.

The (admittedly incompetent) US government recommends using Signal (for non-classified information) and top officials have been caught using it (Houthi Working Group).

You can never be 100% sure, but it appears to have excellent security and privacy.

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pretty sure youtube is going to win that lil bluff.

I think that lemmy just has a much lower number of users and it takes longer to get interactions.

wow way to shit on everything Marie Antoinette died for.

beautiful.

also

fuck

the

10 pin.

this is the output of FYLD.com blockchain

https://www.fyld.com/

If you CC them on an email, it somehow gets timestamped and added to their blockchain to prove you sent that email with that content at that time.

You ARE giving them a complete copy of the email, so yeah that’s scary and sketchy as fuck, so probably don’t do that.

The numbers seem to correlate to the hex color of the backgrounds of the middle numbers. Perhaps a pallet generator of some kind?