It just does. Your phone can check by itself if someone is on signal or not - no upload of contacts needed.
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Well, I’d say they can do that as long as it stays on my device like with Signal.
Sticking to Signal is really the best option
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Aside from the lack of E2EE, why is Telegram not trustworthy?English1·2 years agoRemoved by mod
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Aside from the lack of E2EE, why is Telegram not trustworthy?English12·2 years agoThe privacy policy doesn’t matter if no data is saved unencrypted or with no metatdata.
The only thing Signal saves (which is proofed by a law case afaik) is the phone number and the account creation date.
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Getting school pictures done, dont feel like paying. They send them out with a watermark. Any tools to remove watermark that run on my machine not the web?1·2 years agoIt’s overpriced all the times tho
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Music recognition Android applications.English3·2 years agoNot an application
You need an operating system like calyxOS or LineageOS or just a firewall that allows blocking internet access of apps
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I use Google files with disabled Internet permission.
True, no threads. I didn’t notice cause for threads I usually used the website on my laptop
The protonmail app seams good to me on Android?
“no desktop app” One can use the iPad App on Mac with m1, tho sure not optimised for desktop.
“No safari extension” They announce it on their download page, so it should be available later.
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Can't choose a secure email provider!English1·2 years agoYou have two ways. Either the person made there public key available or you set a password for your mail that only you and the receipient know (you may want to forward a mail and share the password via Signal).
Yeah I’m also mostly using Signal but at least Proton provides an easy ux/ui to encrypt mails.
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Can't choose a secure email provider!English0·2 years agoHow come that the recipients can’t read them?
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Can't choose a secure email provider!English2·2 years agoWell, it’s always a good idea to delete unnecessary mails and junk mails
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•What are your thoughts on the European Digital Identity?English1·2 years ago‘a technology where we can control’…
Oh no, who is “we”?
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Can't choose a secure email provider!English2·2 years agoWell imap isn’t encrypted, right? That’s why one can or rather needs to run a software with proton called proton bridge to get imap locally
Pablo@lemmy.worldto Privacy Guides@lemmy.one•Can't choose a secure email provider!English2·2 years agoYou wrote that 500mb is too small tho. 500mb are enough for me as well for mails.
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