Signal Threema
Signal's policy answers the question and is graded A. Threema's doesn't say either way. That's a finding about the document, not a worse grade.
Signal
Signal's own policy says it cannot decrypt or access the content of your messages or calls. Not a promise not to train on them — a statement that they are not readable to Signal at all.
Verdict
A
- Does not train on you by default
- Cannot train on you: the content is not readable to them
- Cannot train on you. Your content is not available to the company in usable form.
- 5 Oct 2026
Threema
Threema publishes two privacy policies and both of them govern its website. Neither describes what the messenger does with your messages. That is a documented absence, not a finding against the app.
Verdict
- The policy does not say
- Nothing to opt out of on the record
- 2 Oct 2026
Signal: every plan
Signal · what each plan can refuse · checked 5 Oct 2026
All accounts
CANNOT
Nothing to opt out of
Not stated
Not stated
No
3 / 50
The company states it cannot reach your content
0 / 33
Nothing is on, so nothing needs refusing
0 / 4
No paywall on the control
0 / 4
One kind of data is in scope
0 / 4
The policy says people do not read it
2 / 2
Nothing is said about de-identification
All accountsTRAINS: CANNOT
- Nothing to opt out of
- Not stated
- 5 / 100
- Not stated
- No
Threema: every plan
Threema · what each plan can refuse · checked 2 Oct 2026
All accounts
UNCLEAR
UNCLEAR
Not established, see below
Not stated
—
Not established
All accountsUNCLEAR
- Not established
- Not stated
- —
- —
- Not established