Signal - Private Messenger

Say “hello” to privacy.

Published by: Signal Messenger

Description

Signal is a messaging app with privacy at its core. It is free and easy to use, with strong end-to-end encryption that keeps your communication completely private.
• Send texts, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, and files for free. Signal uses your phone’s data connection, so you avoid SMS and MMS fees.
• Call your friends with crystal-clear encrypted voice and video calls. Group calls supported for up to 50 people.
• Stay connected with group chats up to 1,000 people. Control who can post and manage group members with admin permission settings.
• Share image, text, and video Stories that disappear after 24 hours. Privacy settings keep you in charge of exactly who can see each Story.
• Signal is built for your privacy. We know nothing about you or who you’re talking to. Our open source Signal Protocol means that we can’t read your messages or listen to your calls. Neither can anyone else. No back doors, no data collection, no compromises.
• Signal is independent and not for profit; a different kind of tech from a different kind of organization. As a 501c3 nonprofit we are supported by your donations, not by advertisers or investors.
• For support, questions, or more information please visit https://support.signal.org/
To check out our source code, visit https://github.com/signalapp
Follow us on Twitter @signalapp and Instagram @signal_app
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  • Is Signal free?

    Yes, Signal is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.

  • Is Signal legit?

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  • How much does Signal cost?

    Signal is free.

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User Rating

4.71 out of 5

73,364 ratings in Australia

5 star
60,240
4 star
8,086
3 star
2,876
2 star
727
1 star
1,356
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Signal Reviews

Better then messages

Fredo_De_Frogo on

Australia

It’s a really good messaging app and way better then Apple message

T H A N K S ! !

Luke79au on

Australia

Excellent program. Please continue to spread acquired knowledge, maintain a comprehensive warrant disclosure log (your fully complete disclosures well illustrate patterns of vexatious behaviour and intimidation and their many weaknesses) and keep making life difficult for the usual trouble makers. This app is well worth celebriting 😉

Previous chat comments

Ka sera on

Australia

It’s really annoying when I create a group , post a piece of information like an invite, then realise I missed adding someone to the group and need to repost the invite (and other comments) to the group. Why can’t the new adds be able to see the original invite and comments prior to their add. Surely if the group is only .. a week … old, they should be able to see, or, the admin be able to give them access to view previous comments.

Great App!!

zqawsxedcrftvgybhun on

Australia

Great app I love it, but if it had the ability to be logged into multiple phones with the same account that would be even better!

Unusable

government fail on

Australia

Because it couldn’t cope with international numbers it locked itself into a verification cycle that was just the circle of death. Unusable.

Call History

JohnMcDougal123 on

Australia

App is great, however one aspect keeps bothering me. Disappearing messages is a great feature, however it doesn’t delete call history. After all messages are deleted there are a bunch of calls in the chat which have to be deleted manually every time to preserve privacy. Can you please add a feature for them to be deleted as well after some time, or not to save them at all. Thanks

Signal’s release notes are the best

invenio on

Australia

In a world where personal information seems to be up for grabs, Signal sends positive…well, signals. Oh, and their release notes are top notch.

Not for sale?

nabudon on

Australia

Unlike Whatsapp, Signal has not yet sold your personal data to Facebook (Meta). My main reason for convincing all peers to drop Whatsapp in favour of Signal.

Private? Really

Roberts_creek on

Australia

Not sure how they can claim to be private when the app contacts Google, Amazon, reddit and Pinterest servers. Seems like metadata is being collected. Does that include location?

Annoying

Modelwarrior on

Australia

There are a lot of secure apps for messaging with similar levels of security and functionality. They don’t need pin verification on the app every couple of days despite saying it will be every couple of weeks. It’s annoying enough to rate this app as a one star app. I only use it for the company I work for. Given an alternative I’d delete this, unless they rework the authentication process with say facial Id, as a hidden process.

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App Info

Publisher
Signal Messenger
Languages
Spanish, German, Bengali, Belarusian, Catalan, Czech, Chinese, Korean, Croatian, Danish, Slovak, Finnish, French, Greek (modern), Gujarati, Hebrew (modern), Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, English, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Malay, Marathi, Dutch, Norwegian Bokmål, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Uighur, Urdu, Vietnamese, Arabic
Recent release
7.82 (5 days ago )
Released on
Jul 29, 2014 (11 years ago )
Last Updated
1 week ago
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