Cody Venzke
@cvenzke.bsky.social
Senior Policy Counsel for Surveillance, Privacy & Technology, ACLU
Previously, if someone else sued to strike down a law and won, that law would no longer apply to you. That changed today: their win only applies to them.
June 27, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Previously, if someone else sued to strike down a law and won, that law would no longer apply to you. That changed today: their win only applies to them.
Reposted by Cody Venzke
Some of the big points:
Signal has not been compromised. We know what the Pentagon concern was and it was very badly framed.
That doesn't mean planning Houthi strikes on it was operationally secure
Tech that keeps you from messaging someone you tell a messenger to message is not a thing.
Signal has not been compromised. We know what the Pentagon concern was and it was very badly framed.
That doesn't mean planning Houthi strikes on it was operationally secure
Tech that keeps you from messaging someone you tell a messenger to message is not a thing.
Signal isn’t infallible, despite being one of the most secure encrypted messaging apps
Hackers could still gain access to Signal messages through hacked or stolen phones.
www.nbcnews.com
March 26, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Some of the big points:
Signal has not been compromised. We know what the Pentagon concern was and it was very badly framed.
That doesn't mean planning Houthi strikes on it was operationally secure
Tech that keeps you from messaging someone you tell a messenger to message is not a thing.
Signal has not been compromised. We know what the Pentagon concern was and it was very badly framed.
That doesn't mean planning Houthi strikes on it was operationally secure
Tech that keeps you from messaging someone you tell a messenger to message is not a thing.