Electronic Frontier Foundation - How to - Use Signal on iOS
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Description
This resource provides a guide on how to use Signal on iOS, a free and open-source software application designed to ensure secure communication. Signal is available for Android, iOS, and Desktop platforms and utilizes encryption techniques to safeguard user communications. Users can exchange end-to-end encrypted text, picture, audio, and video messages, as well as participate in live video and audio calls. To communicate with others using Signal, all parties involved must have the Signal app installed on their devices. The encrypted calls and messages rely on an internet connection, necessitating both participants to have access to a stable internet connection.
Signal's primary objective is to enhance privacy and security in digital communications. By employing encryption, it aims to prevent unauthorized access to user messages and calls, ensuring that only the intended recipients can access the content. The software's open-source nature allows for transparency and community scrutiny, contributing to its credibility and trustworthiness. This guide specifically focuses on using Signal on iOS devices, providing step-by-step instructions to help users navigate the app's features and functionalities. By following the instructions outlined in the guide, iOS users can effectively utilize Signal to protect their communications from surveillance and maintain their privacy. Overall, this resource serves as a practical tool for individuals seeking to leverage Signal's capabilities on their iOS devices, enabling them to communicate securely and confidently.
