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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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My biggest problem is the delayed updates, which I don't think they add enough to justify using imo. I think the base Signal itself already has excellent privacy, it can be used for notifications without Google Play Services (which I do myself), which works great. I haven't used any maps features so not sure how that compares. I've never seen it make any connections to Google in my usage. I'd just stick to the main Signal so you're getting updates as soon as possible. With these apps, you're just adding another trusted party, and delaying updates, which can decrease security.