Secure messaging service Signal is still ready to shut down its Canadian operations if Bill C-22, known as the Lawful Access Act, becomes law and is enforced.
Secure messaging service Signal is still ready to shut down its Canadian operations if Bill C-22, known as the Lawful Access Act, becomes law and is enforced.
You can run instances of Signal? I had no idea.
Not painlessly, but the server is FOSS and so are the clients. I haven’t looked into doing it. It probably involves modifying identifiers and clients to use different domains. It’s not intended for trivial roll-your-own setups but some have done it.
That’s darn neat. Thank you for the info!