I heard about that you can check via a hash code if the Signal Open Source Code the same code like the App Store Code is this true, have some one more informatons about this ?
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Not true anymore. however, the Telegram one is. :)
But you know, if the server is proprietary…
And I’ll add that as soon as you use an iPhone or Android, it’s dead anyway.
Telegram is a reproducible build, just on Android or also in iOS
I mean, the code is on the server, you can’t know if they’re really using the same source code anyway
but is E2E so should be fine