First of all: there will definitely be a free tier. The only thing not final is storage and media backup.
Second: local backup will most likely still be an option.
Why do people always hate on new features? Just don't use them if you don't want to
First of all: there will definitely be a free tier. The only thing not final is storage and media backup.
Second: local backup will most likely still be an option.
Why do people always hate on new features? Just don't use them if you don't want to
Then just use the free tier
No i think you misunderstood. Local backups (as we have them now) will (most likely) stay.
I'm gonna be honest. I chose a random article by JWZ and read it. The only thing they are talking about is the contact discovery system. If they don't want contacts to be uploaded (encrypted) then simply don't give signal the permission. And that the author moves to facebook messenger because there
at least the privacy failings are obvious
just shows how the author isn't even interested in secure and private messaging but only in defamig signal
I think in your (and most other) case(s) the free tier would be just fine
Okay so I've been using Signal for over two years now and would like to address your critical points:
In terms of reliability in general I never experienced any issues with Signal. It works great even in bad internet connection scenarios.
Matrix is more for communites
Has a much smaller userbase and not tech-savy people wouldn't undestand why you want them tp use session.
Should be the 2024.2 february release
Then they should aswell
We will get another part this year which plays somewhere inbetween "Alien" (1979) and "Aliens" (1986) according to space.com
My bad... It wasn't supposed to sound that aggressive.
And to be honest: there is no confirmation for a free tier but I strongly believe (and hope) so because most people nowadays assume everything to be free and if they see Signal not having a free backup plan everyone would go
(I mean people who don't care about privacy and only use signal because their privay-aware friends told them to)