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Great summary!
Never bought or used myself, but I find this to be quite exciting. Good job 👏
7·2 years agoHaha love that :)
4·2 years agoI see your point. I like that the UI is quite simple, reminds me of the UI in iMessage. I was choosing between telegram and signal but mostly went with signal due to positive things I read online, in addition to being recommended on Privacytools.io which felt good.
I have one friend who does not receive messages when he’s at his work Wi-Fi. My guess is that it’s some firewall protection or something.
Ah okay. Tbh I don’t know much about the subject …
Yeah, that’s entirely possible; I have some friends unwilling to convert (or that I haven’t bothered with). I do however note an increase in use in Sweden, so I’m still hopeful. Best converter would of course be major screw up from WhatsApp etc. which may or may not happen, but then I’ll be ready to bang the drums again :)
3·2 years agoInteresting, I had no idea.
Using Signal since a few years. Don’t know anything about security but from a user perspective, I can highly recommend it. Takes some time converting your friends but after that it does its thing.
Agree, I think it’s great!
1·2 years agoQuite an interesting read. Thanks!
Awesome! 🙏 let’s hope so
Hehe, I’ve bought Witcher 3 but haven’t really gotten that far, and I’ve seen the TV series although not a huge fan. I guess I just picked up the books from seeing lots of recommendations online - love it so far!
Currently reading Blood of Elves.
Ah, that’s unfortunate… tried searching for it but couldn’t find any versions with English subs unfortunately.
10·2 years agoAgree, I would also recommend Kobo. In addition, at my Kobo I can also borrow books directly from our public library for free in Sweden. Very convenient.
Just finished ”Day of the Jackal” and started reading ”Born to run”.