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Convert your friends over to Signal. Let Snapchat harvest somebody else's personal data.
Signal also did something that angered its userbase by removing SMS support, so now it's harder than ever to try to convert people to Signal.
Can't you just use your normal SMS app?
Do you understand the reasoning for the removal?
Yes, but it's easier to sell Signal to tech illiterate family members if I tell them "It's a new text app that lets you talk with people with both Android and Iphone" instead of having them groan "Oh no it's another messaging app I have to install".
Several of my family members quit Signal after they got rid of SMS, I understand the logic behind the change but now I only have a couple of people that still use it.
I saw that, really unfortunate too. And now with the creator leaving signal entirely I don't see it getting better on that front.
There are a handful of other options out there, but good luck getting more than a small percentage of your contacts to switch to it.
Eh, they had their reasons for that and I think it made sense. I just wish more people used it in general.
The only correct answer. You also have disappearing messages on Signal