Dude, these people have no critical thinking skills and are generally lazy.

Also, they were raised on closed platforms like mobile devices such as apple.

They didnt take apart computers and try to build them and understand how to use them or install , and reinstall os and make modifications. Even piracy which involves investigation and navigation of how things work is limited because of ease of use of store fronts and app stores.

Yeah who the heck would trust that VPN, we all know where that data is going lol.

I still stand by my statement, and also prefer to reply as anonymous, but the site would not allow me to. Its funny to claim privacy when you are giving away a personal phone number that could track you to your mobile device. Long Live I R C

Thank you, this looks more interesting than whatever Signal is trying to sell.

I would strongly disagree and vote that anonymity does in fact provide privacy, in fact, privacy at the highest level.

My friend told me about signal, I installed it and when trying to register, it asked for my phone number. How is that providing me any privacy? There is no privacy agreement presented that I saw prior to asking me for my personal phone number. I proceeded to promptly uninstalling it.

You know what, Intel should outsource Bob Swan. What does he know about Semi-Conductors anyway? Intel's not making Jacuzzi's and Furniture BOB. Is that the best you got?

Your views are simplistic and ignorant.

No thanks - maybe if it was still 2008.