Signal impersonation risk?

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  • session-android

    A private messenger for Android.

  • session-desktop

    Session Desktop - Onion routing based messenger

    • Session's reasoning seems much more... cagey. Telling people to recreate their identities themselves sounds a little like the Threema stopgap solution, but it's much sloppier (I can't imagine end users WANT to recreate their account and communicate this to all their contacts via a third party). They're talking about implementing this eventually, but the ticket for doing so was closed right after saying this.

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