Signal communicator targets safety

Communicator Signal is a strong player in the market and a dangerous competitor to similar mobile apps. Its penetration is growing as fast as that of navigation apps Waze. Today, millions of users around the world use this app, especially to communicate with each other. And what are the competitors of this communicator?

• Facebook Messenger
• WhastApp
• Telegram

You can send and receive messages using the Signal app. These can be not only text, but also voice or video calls. It is important to mention that the it is a free app suitable for both Android and iOS mobile systems.

Emphasis on privacy

It is widely known that Signal communicator adheres to maximum security compared to its competitors. Encryption within the communication is a matter of course. Whatever the connection. The fact that up to forty people can be involved in group calls is also a nice feature. A group conversations? These are offered to thousands of users. You could say unlimited possibilities. You should also learn something about the history of this communicator.

The sharing of news, photos and other multimedia content is of course enhanced by the popular Stories. Signal Communicator displays them for 24 hours and then disappears completely. Mention should also be made of the fact that Signal in no way collects any personal data of users.

Signal Communicator and associated information

Evidence of proper personal data security is the fact that a non-profit company is behind this popular communicator. There is therefore no back door, which is understandably criticised by some organisations collecting personal data. SMS messages, let alone MMS messages, are a complete relic these days. You should replace them with the Signal app, which, thanks to its internet connection, provides an essentially free way to communicate. You just need to be connected via Wi-Fi or a data connection.

Send unlimited messages, share all kinds of things with your friends and colleagues and enjoy the ultimate feeling of security. That's what Signal is.