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> It's much easier to completely replace the protocol that people are using without changing the app than it is to make them use a different app.
That is correct from the technical/product point of view, but it ignores the reality of Signal being an organization that has bloated expenses, lost motivation for innovation, and the leadership that lost trust of the critical part of the users. So you'd have to solve these problems as well.
> It's much easier to completely replace the protocol that people are using without changing the app than it is to make them use a different app.
That is correct from the technical/product point of view, but it ignores the reality of Signal being an organization that has bloated expenses, lost motivation for innovation, and the leadership that lost trust of the critical part of the users. So you'd have to solve these problems as well.