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Do you have a Signal username? I hate dealing with PGP. (That's how I've gotten a lot of folks on Signal: "It's like PGP, but usable." The phone number thing was a hangup for a while but with the usernames feature, that's gone.)
Is XMPP considered secure? I use it daily because it's the PM protocol that doesn't require a mobile phone and works with CLI clients.. I use profanity :-P
Privacy is a concept, it's not even a thing.
Do you have a Signal username? I hate dealing with PGP. (That's how I've gotten a lot of folks on Signal: "It's like PGP, but usable." The phone number thing was a hangup for a while but with the usernames feature, that's gone.)
Interesting point. What's hard in PGP? Are you setting up manually or via an app like Thunderbird?
WebTV crashed when I tried to Ask Jeeves how many thesises (thesii?) have been written on this subject.
I think the key is to just make the best service. For the masses, privacy and security aren’t selling points. Make the core product great, and then it happens to also be privacy respecting FOSS. Of all the FOSS software that has made inroads with the masses, none of it has been due to it being FOSS or the privacy. People don’t use VLC because it’s FOSS, they use it because a video file didn’t play in the player they…