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Signal knows who you’re talking to – Sane Security Guy
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2025
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Wasn't Signal only able to disclose first and last timestamps when a user has connected to their servers when receiving legal requests? I just assumed their protocol made it so that they can't do it, or they theoretically can but don't store such logs.