• sunzu2@thebrainbin.org
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        16 hours ago

        National security laws supercede the courts… If they called info on national security grounds, it would not be disclosed in court papers.

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          16 hours ago

          If they secretly kept that info and didn’t release it, I guess that could be true. But do we have a reason to believe they’re keeping that info?

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            16 hours ago

            a FISA court order can force them to collect what they can which would includr time stamps and who you are contacting.

            I don’t think signal logs it by default though, but jack shit they can do about national security laws since they are incorporated under US law.

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        Technically they can also store what I said, but yes, in fact it appears they don’t.

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          9 hours ago

          So apparently some people think Signal can’t see to which number they send that registration confirmation SMS.

          Humanity isn’t worth it, these apes are doomed.