NSA gets massive amounts of text messages through it's Dishfire program. Users should not assume they're excluded just because the program had limited scope of 200,000,000 SMS per day -- four years ago. The content is unavailable in both data channels, yet you get better protection against metadata analysis by routing TextSecure traffic through Tor. On 12.04.2015 00:51, Shelley wrote:
On April 11, 2015 1:18:35 PM Yush Bhardwaj <yushbhardwaj91@gmail.com> wrote:
Text Secure is way better *snip*
Quoting Cathal from a post earlier today:
TextSecure no longer supports SMS and the data channel requires installing bundles from Google, an NSA asset. Use SMSSecure, an SMS-only fork of TextSecure, also on FDroid store now whereas TextSecure was pulled from FDroid by the devs to maintain their Google-only distribution system.<<
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