The Matrix.org network has great potential, but after years of dealing with glitches, slow performance, poor UX, and one too many failures, I’m done with it.
They have live access to all of the metadata and can easily correlate that with phone numbers that Signal stores and shares on request of governments. Just because Signal claims they don’t store anything doesn’t mean that the ones that 100% run all the servers Signal uses don’t access and store anything. You are being extremely naive if you believe Signals BS marketing.
Look, if you run the server you have access to metadata of clients connecting to it. That is networking 101. And that Signal shares phone numbers and connection timestamps is well established by court documents.
The security audits are of the code and encryption algorithm, not the infrastructure.
And that Signal shares phone numbers and connection timestamps is well established by court documents
They do not share phone numbers. Phone numbers are the identifier, meaning if anyone wants the timestamps, they need to have it already.
The only timestamps shared are when they signed up and when they last connected. This is well established by court documents that Signal themselves share publicly.
And what are the implications of that control? It doesn’t mean they can access anything on it. Especially not data that doesn’t exist.
They have live access to all of the metadata and can easily correlate that with phone numbers that Signal stores and shares on request of governments. Just because Signal claims they don’t store anything doesn’t mean that the ones that 100% run all the servers Signal uses don’t access and store anything. You are being extremely naive if you believe Signals BS marketing.
I’d love to see the evidence you have for this.
I don’t believe in marketing. I believe in open source code, security audits, and the entirety of the privacy and security community.
Look, if you run the server you have access to metadata of clients connecting to it. That is networking 101. And that Signal shares phone numbers and connection timestamps is well established by court documents.
The security audits are of the code and encryption algorithm, not the infrastructure.
So you don’t have any evidence.
They do not share phone numbers. Phone numbers are the identifier, meaning if anyone wants the timestamps, they need to have it already.
The only timestamps shared are when they signed up and when they last connected. This is well established by court documents that Signal themselves share publicly.
I don’t need evidence for water being wet 🤷
I can observe that water is wet. I cannot observe that the NSA is collecting mountains of metadata from Signal servers.
You can observe that your Signal client connects to IPs that belong to AWS, which is the same thing.
LOL no it’s not.