WhatsApp yes, Signal and Telegram no.
Signal and Telegram do not have cash revenues from the EU, so they can be non-compliant.
Worse is if Apple and Android integrate these features directly to the operating system.
Signal and Telegram do not have cash revenues from the EU, so they can be non-compliant.
Worse is if Apple and Android integrate these features directly to the operating system.
They have been rather quiet since. I wouldn't trust any of them to be "non-compliant".
(Yes, it has an e2ee feature which you can turn on per chat if you remember, but nobody does this.)
Dude everyone minds that their _private_ correspondence is being read by prying eyes. Just because you’re technically inclined to do so [enable e2ee per chat] doesn’t mean that the lowest common denominator human is capable or willing to do so. Which is why secure by default - without state compromise a la Telegram & WhatsApp - is so important.
How so? Don't Telegram Premium and Telegram Ads count as revenue?