@sexybiggetje I‘m in the other boat 😁
Meanwhile Threema works flawlessly 🙂
@Nico
Every software has it's struggles :)
@Nico Threema is not completely open source. Only the apps are. Server infrastructure is still closed source.
@OK_OK Sorry, you‘re right.
Nevertheless, even an untrusted infrastructure should not be a problem for end-to-end encryption.
@Nico That's right, however.
@Nico I guess Threema just is not very well known outside German-speaking countries.
@Nico I use both Signal and Threema. The fact that Signal is free certainly has helped it to achieve much wider adoption than Threema.
@Nico
And even if they refuse, you can bribe them by giving them licenses for free. Like: "try it out, I'll help you".
Of course, how easy that is can differ, depending on wether you/your friends use Android or iOS.
@Nico
I used threema a few years ago, it was very buggy back then. So I switched to signal then, and sticking with it.
Now I assume threema is less buggy now, but I have no need to go back to another app