You are always fully in control of who you share your stories with. Stories are, of course, end-to-end encrypted, giving you a new way to communicate on Signal without compromising privacy. Other people can see, react, and reply to a Story. It will also be possible to share Stories with a custom list of friends or with specific groups. The app will provide options to let users decide who can see their Stories. Reinforcing Signal’s commitment to end-to-end encryption, the developer says that the Stories feature also has the same technology in order to ensure users’ privacy. “Stories let you create and share images, videos, and texts with your friends on Signal that will automatically disappear after 24 hours,” said one of Signal’s developers in a blog post (via Engadget). The latest beta version of the Signal app, which was released this week, comes with Stories – and they work the way you probably imagine. Now it seems that the popular encrypted messaging app Signal might be next to have a Stories-like feature. Instagram, TikTok, and many other platforms followed suit, and nowadays, “Stories” are everywhere. Snapchat certainly made photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours a popular feature.
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