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by alpha64
1359 days ago
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They already know people who are trying to access signal without a proxy, so I don't think this would make a significant difference. Also note that from the Signal Blog post above: ---- The Signal client establishes a normal TLS connection with the proxy, and the proxy simply forwards any bytes it receives to the actual Signal service. Any non-Signal traffic is blocked. Additionally, the Signal client still negotiates its standard TLS connection with the Signal endpoints through the tunnel. This means that in addition to the end-to-end encryption that protects everything in Signal, all traffic remains opaque to the proxy operator. ---- |
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