Have some anti-botnet cookies, Sup Forums
Have some anti-botnet cookies, Sup Forums
Brandon Reed
Other urls found in this thread:
blog.google
signal.org
twitter.com
Jacob Hernandez
Is that sperm?
Brandon Nguyen
What is it supposed to be
Ayden Perez
Anti-botnet cookies.
Asher King
did u make them. i want one
Luke Garcia
does it respect my freedoms? because they look sooo tasty...
Brody Rivera
>that filename
>anti-botnet
Nice try
Ian Adams
signal is a botnet though
you can tell because they refuse to release on f-droid because they depend on some google botnet services.
Lucas Ramirez
how does you wife's lover's cum taste?
Colton Sanchez
Not an argument
Lincoln Stewart
they use google services for push notifications but thats it
besides i owned fdroid a while ago so now it is a literal botnet
Juan Stewart
i wasn't making one; i was asking a question. is you wife's lover's reading comprehension better than yours?
Nicholas Fisher
>i owned fdroid a while ago so now it is a literal botnet
what did he mean by this
Ryan Scott
uh I don't have a wife
Adrian Miller
faster!
Ian Murphy
>they depend on some google botnet services.
This hasn't been true for quite a while now.
Jayden Nelson
>This hasn't been true for quite a while now.
they still use google play services (BOTNET) for push notifications
Connor Sanchez
Dubs confirm. If it's not on f-droid it's a piece of shit violating my freedoms.
Austin Howard
Google's AI came up with their own cookies.
Lincoln Wood
>That concentration of sprinkles on the middle
Jaxon Harris
>anti botnet
>posts literal botnet
Jack Barnes
You will give me the recipe.
Jordan Green
You're wrong.
Brayden Gutierrez
Mason Russell
If you're using an Android phone that includes Google Play Services (or microG or Open GApps), your phone will have an open GCM connection. (If you're on iOS, your phone will have an open APNs connection.) Signal will automatically detect this and use that existing connection in order to preserve battery life. However, any information that's pushed through GCM or APNs will be visible to Google or Apple. That's why Signal is designed so that no information is ever transmitted through GCM or APNs. If there's new information queued on the Signal server and your app isn't connected to the service, an empty notification is pushed to your device through GCM or APNs. The notification wakes up the app, it automatically recognizes the empty notification as meaning that it needs to connect to the Signal server, and then it fetches the queued information through a separate encrypted channel. This way, neither Google or Apple have access to metadata about who Signal users communicate with. (Other apps that use GCM or APNs may or may not have implemented this workaround.)
Oliver Lewis
Do you put your dick inside the white thing
Lucas Sanchez
Sorry OP, I don't accept third party cookies.
Brayden Mitchell
You didn't bake that!
Carter Jackson
>However, any information that's pushed through GCM or APNs will be visible to Google or Apple.
Lie.
All information transmitted through GCM is encrypted.
Jordan Cooper
You mean cookies with lethal poison, as death is the only escape.
David Miller
you misspelled botnet cookies onii-chan
Cooper Russell
>installed it an hour ago
>asks me my phone number right in
>?????????
>uninstalled
do yourself a favor and install Conversations
Ryder Smith
it uses websockets if it can't find google services on your phone, it still needs your phone number so fuck moxie the kike