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You can always look at their history "complying" to government orders to hand over user data.
https://signal.org/bigbrother/
No company is going to break the law for you, so live tests seem about as good as a security audit.
IIRC by US law they are not allowed to disclose requests from US gov itself
I would rather prefer real security audits
I only talk quietly in loud rooms, can’t trust Signal.
I only talk a mixture of Cantonese Mandarin and English in the Style of Shakespeare