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To improve the security of your account, as well as to prevent spam, abuse, and other violations of our Terms of Service, we may collect metadata such as your IP address, devices and Telegram apps you've used, history of username changes, etc. If collected, this metadata can be kept for 12 months maximum.
We’ve designed the Signal service to minimize the data we retain about Signal users, so the only information we can produce in response to a request like this is the date and time a user registered with Signal and the last date of a user’s connectivity to the Signal service.
We’ve designed the Signal service to minimize the data we retain about Signal users, so the only information we can produce in response to a request like this is the date and time a user registered with Signal and the last date of a user’s connectivity to the Signal service.
如果連討論重點都未明（Privacy Policy只係紙上談兵）
就衝出黎問人柒完未
未免太衝動🤷🏻♂️
就衝出黎問人柒完未
未免太衝動🤷🏻♂️
但signal只係畀到一句19"To protect against harm to the rights, property, or safety of Signal, our users, or the public as required or permitted by law."
即係你覺得technical implementation 保障大
定
on paper policy 保障大…
定
on paper policy 保障大…
share from unencrypted whatsapp backup on Android.........
this is why WhatsApp and Signal has fundamental difference?
ok, you check the code, you decompiled the app package and verify open source code if same shit and finally you can certified there is no shit thing on client side and with end-to-end encryption , suppose there is no shit thing on server side.
And here comes the magic question: How can signal know or/and verify you are abusing signal/violating tnc?
And here comes the magic question: How can signal know or/and verify you are abusing signal/violating tnc?
initially, there is no way to tell if a user is abusing/violating Signal TOS, and untill to date, there isn't a protection for such case. But the Signal team did introduced the "Message Request" feature and block strangers messaging/harassing you in the first place, you get the control on who to communicate with.
But let's get back to your question: Why should signal knows if a user is violating their TOS, given there already mechanisms preventing such cases? (i.e. message rate limiting)
But let's get back to your question: Why should signal knows if a user is violating their TOS, given there already mechanisms preventing such cases? (i.e. message rate limiting)
is the app design and implementation speaks more then the landing page/policy
deciding which app to use by the policy is meaningless
Its because we cant say there is no loophole to let the user override the mechanism, and in such of the situation, refer to the tnc and privacy policy, signal has the right to check and see if there is abusing or violating tnc. Of course, they can do nothing and go ahead.
Under "Other instances where Signal may need to share your data" listed two items:
"To enforce applicable Terms, including investigation of potential violations.
To detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security, or technical issues."
"To enforce applicable Terms, including investigation of potential violations.
To detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security, or technical issues."
4年 Business Law, 將來就可以用法律監管公司各個部門。
又要負責幫公司和 港交所，稅務局聯繫。
又要負責幫公司和 港交所，稅務局聯繫。