Signal is a much better messaging app compared to Whatsapp, so why are we all still using Meta's inferior product?

According to a memo sent to all House members on Monday, WhatsApp was deemed as ‘high risk’ due to ‘potential security risks ...

WhatsApp banned on US government devices over security concerns, despite Meta defending its encryption; other apps like ...

Approved products in the US House of Representatives include Microsoft Teams, Signal, Apple’s iMessage and FaceTime, and ...

Congressional staffers working in the House of Representatives have been told that WhatsApp security risks means they must no ...

Everyone talks about how hard it is to leave iMessage. But with WhatsApp, it's not even about the app — it's about your people.

Signal is a nonprofit and open-source platform, whereas WhatsApp has benefited from Meta’s resources and marketing muscle (advantages that aid in user growth but can also prompt suspicions).

Signal president Meredith Whittaker has mocked WhatsApp over ads, reaffirming commitment to privacy without "AI clutter". In a post on X, she has publicly criticised WhatsApp's decision to display ...

More than a decade after it acquired WhatsApp, Meta will begin showing ads within the app.

Signal, the encrypted messenger funded to the tune of $50 million by the co-creator of WhatsApp, has promised to never ...

The US House of Representatives has banned WhatsApp from staff devices, citing security concerns. Staff are instructed to switch to apps like Signal, Wickr or Microsoft Teams instead.