May I ask how you approached getting your old device's data onto the new one? Did you use the integrated backup functionality?

Please drink verification can

I would love to live in a world where banning sharks would make everyone stop buying ice cream

Minimal footprint, no dependencies 😇

They did the... math?

/dev/null

She used to be terrified of the gays, until yurification

Now that's a customisation I wouldn't mind if {insert_big_corporation} funded

Thanks, it works on there

Ah yes! Unfortunately it always times out in fetching on my server

That's cool! Thanks for the addition 😄

This is why we can have nice things

I mean, it at least takes out the clients that honour it

Smh, you can't just miss the opportunity to say

Leaping into openSUSE Leap 16

Their stance on open source is really questionable, I just can't buy their excuses when there's so many counterexamples out there of both keeping their software actually open/libre and with a revenue stream

May I ask which app it is? I'd like to try it, it's way more handy than going through the browser. And actually, I haven't found where that list is on the web

I don't see a place for that, maybe it's a different frontend from the official one?

Oh this is excellent! Thank you!

Since when is encryption dependent on the service's jurisdiction? When Signal has got subpoenaed it has always been incapable of providing data that involves the content of the conversation https://signal.org/bigbrother/

The app is also open source with reproducible builds (and you can use Molly instead, if you prefer) and when the clients of an end-to-end encrypted system are sound, that is all that matters to secure the content of the communication.
Audits are also performed as listed here https://community.signalusers.org/t/overview-of-third-party-security-audits/13243

I don't understand where this doomerism comes from tbh, (online) privacy will cease to exist when either maths does or it becomes globally illegal to use encryption and the government's intrusion is really so pervasive that they constantly know what you're doing. Luckily we don't yet live in that world, though the pressure is real and we are the first that have to fight for this basic human right

Unfathomably based