For the record: - The *cryptography* in Signal is probably fine; a practical attack would be a big surprise. - Signal lacks specific features required for classified systems, such as security labels, certified identities, revocation, etc. - Signal runs on uncontrolled, insecure platforms connected to the Internet, rendering it unsuitable for classified even if it had the above features. - Adding classified features to Signal would make it unusable for most purposes for which it's intended.

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I'm not dunking on Signal here (though there *are* some features and usability quirks I dislike). It's probably the best designed and implemented secure messaging platform *for general use* that we've got. I use and rely on Signal quite a bit myself. But it's simply not designed for, or suitable for, classified national security communications.
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