If you're more likely to use a messaging app than regular old texting, you have plenty of options to choose from: there's WhatsApp, Facebook messenger, Telegram, Signal, and plenty of others. While ...

We hear Signal is in the news. As longtime fans of the app, and secure messaging more broadly, we feel like it's our duty at Engadget to ensure you know how to use the software properly. Signal is ...

Encrypted messaging app Signal features a face-blurring feature that automatically locates and blurs faces in images shared over the chat platform. It's a neat tool to help protect the privacy of the ...

Facebook's WhatsApp is changing its privacy policy on Feb. 8, when it will begin to share some user information with Facebook. Now, people are flocking to an alternative app called Signal that doesn't ...

In a simple word; privacy. Signal is an application developed by the same creators of the end-to-end encryption technology used by WhatsApp in recent years except Signal usage is different. All ...

Let’s start with WhatsApp as it is the most popular instant messaging app as of now that also supports audio and video calls using the Internet. Telegram is taking off and just behind Telegram is the ...

Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Disappearing messages have two benefits: they save storage ...

In the world of Facebook, Instagram and other social media platforms, we typically find someone by their username. On messenger apps, however, we still largely find and save a new contact with a ...

Recent WhatsApp news has left many people looking for a secure and private alternative. Enter Signal. Here’s how to use it. Recent WhatsApp news has left many people looking for a secure and private ...