Even if you’re using a private messaging app like #Signal:
- All your messages show up on your iPhone/Android in your notifications.
- All notifications are sent through Apple’s servers in the case of iPhone, and Google’s servers in the case of Android.
Does this mean Apple and/or Google can read all your messages?
#asknostr #privacy
/ Dan
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2024-06-06 07:43:40 UTC
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