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<blockquote data-quote="Zero Knowledge" data-source="post: 1012281" data-attributes="member: 57429">Easiest for mass migration? 1: WhatsApp 2: Telegram 3: Signal. Since WhatsApp isn&#039;t in your list of preferred apps, I would personally go for Telegram then Signal. Group chats I would go for Telegram, and for privacy alone I would go for Signal, for web/laptop/computer app use I would go for Telegram as it&#039;s a much better experience than Signal&#039;s. Both are very similar in features these days, often when one releases a new feature or user setting the other will follow, so you can&#039;t go wrong with either.I would also consider Wickr if you want Amazon support before it goes private. I haven&#039;t used it since Amazon bought it, but I found the app very good and the service reliable and UI is very good. No idea about group chats with Wickr though.Session is good (has a low adoption rate) but it is developed in Australia which has draconian security and privacy laws, Element is based in the UK (but low adoption rate) which is nearly as bad as Australia in regard to laws, Threema (low adoption rate) I like a lot and is the best of the rest and is based in Switzerland but is paid subscription model.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zero Knowledge, post: 1012281, member: 57429"] Easiest for mass migration? 1: WhatsApp 2: Telegram 3: Signal. Since WhatsApp isn't in your list of preferred apps, I would personally go for Telegram then Signal. Group chats I would go for Telegram, and for privacy alone I would go for Signal, for web/laptop/computer app use I would go for Telegram as it's a much better experience than Signal's. Both are very similar in features these days, often when one releases a new feature or user setting the other will follow, so you can't go wrong with either. I would also consider Wickr if you want Amazon support before it goes private. I haven't used it since Amazon bought it, but I found the app very good and the service reliable and UI is very good. No idea about group chats with Wickr though. Session is good (has a low adoption rate) but it is developed in Australia which has draconian security and privacy laws, Element is based in the UK (but low adoption rate) which is nearly as bad as Australia in regard to laws, Threema (low adoption rate) I like a lot and is the best of the rest and is based in Switzerland but is paid subscription model. [/QUOTE]

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