"There should have been a ConfirmIdentities function and a ConfirmNeedToKnow function before ever being allowed to be used by the government.
Yes, but Whos fault is this?
"Signal comes pre-installed on every gov phone because of Biden"
Under which administration do federal officers and employees currently work and operate?
"Signal has now made a joke of itself by not immediately acknowledging the current problems with the app design and instead calling it user error."
Ah.. I see.. Signal is the problem, these dudes just didnt inform the US government how their app works, the problem is never the current administration.
Bug reports lead to fixes. Bug report filed. Fix on way. There are complainers, and there are fixers. I'd rather be a fixer. When you get in someone else's car and it breaks down, whose "fault" is that? If the car company laughs at you and says it happened cause you didn't drive the car correctly, would you buy another car from that company? What if you found out that the company actually planted a bomb in your car, knowing you'd be in it? Life is about how you react to "problems". Signal has destroyed it's "brand" of "safe communications", but has created an opportunity for the next company who actually fixes it, to thrive on.
"There should have been a ConfirmIdentities function and a ConfirmNeedToKnow function before ever being allowed to be used by the government.
Yes, but Whos fault is this?
"Signal comes pre-installed on every gov phone because of Biden"
Under which administration do federal officers and employees currently work and operate?
"Signal has now made a joke of itself by not immediately acknowledging the current problems with the app design and instead calling it user error."
Ah.. I see.. Signal is the problem, these dudes just didnt inform the US government how their app works, the problem is never the current administration.
Bug reports lead to fixes. Bug report filed. Fix on way. There are complainers, and there are fixers. I'd rather be a fixer. When you get in someone else's car and it breaks down, whose "fault" is that? If the car company laughs at you and says it happened cause you didn't drive the car correctly, would you buy another car from that company? What if you found out that the company actually planted a bomb in your car, knowing you'd be in it? Life is about how you react to "problems". Signal has destroyed it's "brand" of "safe communications", but has created an opportunity for the next company who actually fixes it, to thrive on.