Signal Encryption

signal tries to deal with it in their own way they try and make it as approachable as possible to not compromising on privacy. But ultimately they do have to compromise on on privacy elements there one element is, is that phone number which by the way they say they do not store. They only are sent a hash of your number because it's open source software this is why open source is important when people say things are done locally. That attacker does not actually get your messages which is a big win. And everyone you communicated with gets a little message that says your key pair changed. The registration lot for your number shouldn't be overlooked. I would love to see both of those default on.