Matrix or Jitsi when it comes to privacy. Microsoft vs. Slack is the totally wrong approach when it comes to privacy.

Signal is a privacy first app. Do I wish it would not use a telephone number? Absolutely! But they never claim to be anonymous. This said with something like https://juicysms.com you can register signal and many other services with a number in the USA, the Netherlands or the UK (the Netherlands is the best option here)

If you look for an app what don’t need a telephone number check simplex or session. Perhaps something like the matrix protocol and element would be a great option too.

Also check who owns the company

X’ed the bird… Use biometrics and share it… What can go wrong

To be fair he was always a surveillance and sell customers out kinda cunt. Wouldn’t be surprised to be an informant too

GrapheneOS is unmatched when it comes to security features including hardening. Don’t get me wrong calyx is great and when you like to use microG then it’s there. With graphene you can also install google play and framework (if you wish so) but in a different approach. It’s like a normal app. So you can do it with network access given or not even etc… it’s worth to test out also the profiles and separate your life into profiles… you can have on one google service on one not etc… and all getting push notifications. Most banking apps work (to be honest very had any issues.)

With calyx like I say it’s a privacy but not security hardened approach. And calyx been back in security updates what been pushed from google sometimes for months. For me it’s a clear choice but it’s your call…

I never understood why you need to trade or park your decentralized currency on a centralized exchange!

Home grown taste like a real tomato, the super Market once taste mostly like water

To setup an esim you need google framework and play installed (grapheneos is out, except you install Google)

This is the idea behind… More control

People getting crazier by the day… someone just told me I am supporting piracy by blocking ads! Like what?