Signal Private Messenger

Signal is a messaging application that allows users to send texts, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, and files for free. It uses your phone's data connection, so you can avoid SMS and MMS fees. You can also make crystal-clear encrypted voice and video calls to your friends, with group calls supported for up to 40 people. Additionally, you can stay connected with group chats of up to 1,000 people and control who can post and manage group members with admin permission settings.

One unique feature of Signal is the ability to share image, text, and video Stories that disappear after 24 hours. This allows for more privacy, as you can control who can see each Story through privacy settings. Signal is also built for privacy, as the open source Signal Protocol ensures that the app cannot read your messages or listen to your calls. This means that neither can anyone else, as there are no back doors, data collection, or compromises.

Signal is an independent and non-profit organization, which sets it apart from other tech companies. As a 501c3 nonprofit, it is supported by donations rather than advertisers or investors. This means that the focus is on providing a secure and private messaging experience for users, rather than making a profit. For support, questions, or more information, users can visit the support page at https://support.signal.org/.

To further ensure transparency, users can also check out the source code for Signal on GitHub at https://github.com/signalapp. This allows for a deeper understanding of how the app works and provides reassurance that there are no hidden agendas. Users can also stay updated on Signal's latest news and updates by following them on Twitter @signalapp and Instagram @signal_app.