5/ QR codes and usernames: This one's a bit old but I still meet people who are unaware: there's no need any more to share your phone number with people you'd like to connect with on Signal. You've got a (recyclable) Signal #username and can show people a #QRcode to make the connection and start chatting.
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3/ Scheduled messages: With a long tap on the send icon, #Signal allows you to schedule messages for future sending. You can exactly define at what date and minute a message should go out. Super useful when you often draft stuff late at night but don't want to bother recipients before the morning. :)
4/ Folders: On of the greatest new #Signal features IMHO are #folders into which you can sort your conversations. Folders appear as tabs on top of the message screen, and most importantly: each folder can be muted with two clicks. An absolute lifesaver for folks like me who need to silence the dozens of cross-timezone work chat groups after office hours!
5/ QR codes and usernames: This one's a bit old but I still meet people who are unaware: there's no need any more to share your phone number with people you'd like to connect with on Signal. You've got a (recyclable) Signal #username and can show people a #QRcode to make the connection and start chatting.
7/ Custom app icons: Yes, you can now select from a variety of app icons to replace the original Signal logo. I do it because it's fun but others might need it to not draw attention to the fact they have Signal installed at all. So, this feature is nice and vital at the same time.
@ilumium Finally!!
I thought that would have been a sensible function to implement for years!
I wish other "privacy focused" messengers would do it too"
Great news!
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