(App) Signal – Private Messenger
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Privacy is possible, Signal makes it easy.
Using app, you can communicate instantly while avoiding SMS fees, create groups so that you can chat in real time with all your friends at once, and share media all with complete privacy. The server never has access to any of your communication and never stores any of your data.
App Features :
Say Anything – App uses an advanced end to end encryption protocol that provides privacy for every message every time.
Open Source – Signa is Free and Open Source, enabling anyone to verify its security by auditing the code. Signal is the only private messenger that uses open source peer-reviewed cryptographic protocols to keep your messages safe.
Be Yourself – App uses your existing phone number and address book. There are no separate logins, usernames, passwords, or PINs to manage or lose.
Group Chat – App allows you to create encrypted groups so you can have private conversations with all your friends at once. Not only are the messages encrypted, but the Signal server never has access to any group metadata such as the membership list, group title, or group icon.
Fast – The App protocol is designed to operate in the most constrained environment possible. Using this app, messages are instantly delivered to friends.
Speak Freely – Make crystal-clear voice and video calls to people who live across town, or across the ocean, with no long-distance charges.
For support, questions, or more information, please visit:
support.signal.org
Source code:
github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-iOS
Follow us on Twitter (@WhisperSystems) for all of the latest updates and announcements.
Additional Information :
- Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
- Size: 53.7 MB
User Reviews :
- I switched to Signal after getting hacked at Hangouts that a friend talked me into . I’m so glad I did my research because that was a year ago and I have not been disappointed. Chatting on the phone is so clear, FaceTime is so clear even overseas, I like the quick voice messages you can leave. It’s easy to send 5 photos at a time to share. For the person upset about not saving history, etc … go back to messenger or hangouts. Different people want different things, and I for one prefer not to have anyone spying or breaking into my conversations. It’s irrelevant that what you are talking about isn’t top secret … it’s personal and not anyone’s business except whom I’m talking to. As for stickers … geez, I’m not juvenile. I dint need silly stickers and gifs. Once again, go use another app that provides that stuff. Personally I love the simple cleanliness of the app. If you want to save a photo sent you or a piece if conversation containing something you wish to keep, screen shot it. Crop the picture for for photos and stick the info you saved to a file folder or notes. I’d give it ten stars if I could. My only wish is that it only gets better and not worse, like so many apps do after they have been out there for so long. I hope the developers maintain their integrity and keep this app private
- This is simply the best privacy app with everything neatly bundled into it. It has a nice authentication feature, sms & mms messaging & disappearing messages with people [to keep them clean if you’d like], calls, and keeps it all private, app switch privacy [keeping the screen blank for privacy while switching apps so wandering eyes cannot see the screen], and many more features packed into this powerhouse. To anyone experiencing any issues with calls, make sure your notifications are on and properly set with the app, and look into the settings in the app itself and it easily shows how to have your calls show up with the name [if you would like to] or just a call without a name. The settings are a breeze and make it very easy to understand. Very rarely you’ll have to re-register for push notifications, but that’s also very easily accomplished. If I could rate higher than 5 stars I would. 10 stars out of 5 stars is more like it…
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