Signal Messenger expressed its intent to remove the SMS feature for its Android app in the future, and the company is doing this to further improve security and better what it delivers to the public.

Signal is phasing out SMS support from Android to enable it to focus on developing a more secure and reliable platform. If you’ve been relying on the Signal messaging app on Android for SMS ...

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Third-party messaging application Signal is set to remove the ability to send SMS and MMS messages from the Android application to enhance privacy and security. In a blog post, the messaging firm has ...