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 |PGP |Encrypting and signing email. |  |
-|<del>[[https://whispersystems.org/|Signal]]</del>  |   <del>Focusing on mobile application (Android/iOS). Desktop client is sadly still in early development.</del>   Signal is omitted from the cryptoparty handbook because [a] it relies on a server within the jursidiction on the NSA, therefore all metadata is assumed to be compromised, and [b] Moxie threatens to sue people who make independent builds. \\  \\ If you want to talk about Signal, please appraise yourself of this background and consider LibreSignal or other alternatives. It's in the f-droid repository.  |  |
+|[[https://whispersystems.org/|Signal]]  |OpenWhisperSystems' Signal will be focused on at the party, but LibreSignal may be mentioned for users who are already using third-party app repositories and have already enabled running third-party APKs on their phones. (It's not appropriate to recommend this to everyone, since they'd probably also need to know how to set up a gradle build environment on the basis that LibreSignal isn't available in F-Droid and will need to be built from source).  |  |
 |[[https://ricochet.im/|Ricochet]] |Most secure - No metadata analysis possible, but IM only. |  |
 |[[https://jitsi.org|Jitsi]] |Probably the most effective "drop-in Skype replacement" at the moment but I'd want to be careful not to mislead anyone into thinking that metadata analysis wasn't possible with this - it is, due to its use of centralised XMPP services. |  |