Redpill?
Redpill?
Mason Lewis
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Charles Diaz
No thanks I prefer taking my pink pills for headaches
Jack Foster
>open whisper
who is the retard who thought this would be a good name for a privacy oriented company
probably chinese scam trash that sends data back to tencent
Cooper Thompson
there's nothing to redpill, it's free software. read the source. axolotl has been extensively audited as well.
-- moxie
Asher Barnes
It's shit.
Blake Fisher
It's open source, it does what it says it does
I use it as my default sms app and have exactly two actual Signal contacts because nobody uses it, but they will
Austin Anderson
>needs your phone number
hahaha. nope.
Eli Hill
>RED
FUCKING
>PILL
KILL YOUR SELF YOU MOTHER FUCKING REDDIT
Hunter Carter
Noah Turner
If it's open source then its okay, code nerds would have called it out if it was botnet
Xavier Baker
I use VKontakte (:
Julian Torres
Fucking Permissions
Asher Cooper
Its alright, but does not support federation so selfhosting is crippled.
You should be using Matrix instead.
Isaac Wood
It's available on the Google Play Store.
Ethan Davis
>needs access to ALL phone data
>requires phone number verification
placebo honeypot
Camden Stewart
Why use this over Telegram?
Christopher White
>encryption not enabled by default
>roll-your-own encryption easily cracked by supercomputers
>not open-source
I simply cannot put my finger on why someone wouldn't use Telegram
Hudson Carter
I've seen apps that request to use a permission when you go to use a feature
some apps are good because if you click on camera, it will ask you if it can have access to the camera, but I've also seen apps that as soon as you launch it, it requires every permission
Hudson Thompson
>closed source servers
can't compete on features
can't compete on userbase
can't compete on privacy
tries to compete on shills and memes to line moxies pockets
ugh
Easton White
Get a fucking prepaid you mongoloid
Thomas Wood
>you need to go out of your way to hand over your money to moxiememe
u must be serious, would be bad taste for a joke
Tyler Howard
I use it all the time, every day. I deactivated my Facebook about 4 months ago and most of my close friends and gf use it now.
Luke Anderson
Telegram is bad for privacy. See this
reddit.com
And this:
gizmodo.com
**Thomas H. Ptacek**
> twitter.com
> By default Telegram stores the PLAINTEXT of EVERY MESSAGE every user has ever sent or received on THEIR SERVER.
**Edward Snowden**
> twitter.com
> I respect @durov, but Ptacek is right: @telegram's defaults are dangerous. Without a major update, it's unsafe.
> twitter.com
> To be clear, what matters is that the plaintext of messages is *accessible* to the server (or service provider), not whether it's "stored."
> twitter.com
> Use Tor. Use Signal.
**Moxie Marlinspike**
> twitter.com
> It's just how Telegram works and is self-documented to work: Only their marketing copy suggests otherwise.
> twitter.com
> If you're on an iPhone, they also send a plaintext copy of every msg you receive to Apple's servers. So not even in transit.
> twitter.com
> For iOS push notification previews. They didn't do the work to make them privacy preserving.
Benjamin Gomez
Wire is better because muh open source servers. Plus you can pick if you want a phone number or email as a registration method, which is useful for me because I refuse to use SIM cards.
Adam Powell
>requires your phone number
>only on google play
Robert Gomez
>be OP
>talk about red pills
>use Google Botnet Mail
>use Google Botnet Store
Alexander Turner
Hey, do you have Kik?
Jaxon Cooper
Wire is many times more secure, more useful, abd more aesthetically pleasing than any of these other “private” messenger apps. My group of friends uses it for a group chat we all share. It’s open source on github, has end to end encryption, etc etc Also, it has a desktop app.
Eli Fisher
>redpill
Tyler Ortiz
Superior IM too bad it's a crowded market.
Even telegram hasn't had much growth with 100M users, it's hard to imagine wire going anywhere unless it gets bought by someone.
Matthew Peterson
>requires your phone number
True.
>only on google play
False. It is also available on F-Droid without Google implementation.
More things bad about this would be that their activation runs on US servers. Their messages are also relayed through some servers the user has no control over. This all makes even the best encryption scheme sketchy at best.
Jeremiah Ross
It would take off if they redeisgned the app around using your own server, like Ventrilo or Mumble. If I could run my own Wire server, instead of depending on Discord or Skype, or literally any other voice messaging program, Wire would be the ONLY app I talk to my friends on.
Austin Jones
But they want the 6/7 billion normie tech illiterate market instead of the 100k Sup Forums browsing paranoid user market.
There would always be some kind of compromise.