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France’s App-tastrophe: Ditching WhatsApp for Baguette-Encrypted Messaging!
Bid adieu to WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal, and say bonjour to French Encrypted Messaging Apps. In a plot twist that rivals a Shyamalan movie, France has banned international apps citing ‘security flaws.’ Now, it’s baguette-encrypted messages over global communication. Whether patriotic or misleading, it’s a…
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Oh la la, France! Going all patriotic and banning international messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal for your government officials? Now, that's a plot twist that even M. Night Shyamalan couldn't think of. Sure, security is important, but the French Prime Minister claiming these apps have 'security flaws' without any evidence? That's like saying French fries aren't French. But hey, at least they've got their own made-in-France apps. I guess it's time to bid adieu to global communication software and say bonjour to homegrown alternatives.
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