Can Elon Musk turn Twitter 2.0 into the new Signal?
What it cannot do is provide a 100% private messaging platform. Anyone with access to your account, be that a family member picking up an unlocked phone or a threat actor who has compromised the endpoint, could still read all your messages. There's also an argument to be made about people abusing such encrypted messaging, one reason why it isn't implemented already.
" All of which is without taking into consideration those regimes which prohibit, or at least restrict, the use of such encrypted platforms. It remains to be seen if Musk would be willing to sacrifice his vision of a free speech social network in those countries in order to provide encrypted messaging to everyone else. The coming months will, I suspect, involve a lot of waiting and seeing.
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