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Encrypted messaging app Signal uses Google to bypass censorship

Developers of Signal app use Google’s domain as a front to hide traffic to their service and to sidestep censorship attempts. Signal is considered by security experts as one of the most secure end-to-end messaging services around the world. Signal’s developers plan future improvements that will allow the app to detect censorship automatically and switch to domain fronting even if the user has a phone number from a country where censorship is not normally present. This is intended to cover those cases where users travel to other countries where the app is blocked.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3152911/encrypted-messaging-app-signal-uses-google-to-bypass-censorship.html

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