Something’s off.A report says a flaw in Signal’s calling library could let a call fail to end after one participant hangs up. The person who ended the call could believe it is over while audio, and possibly video, remains active.
The reported mismatch is that a hangup request is meant to end the call, but an overloaded call-management queue could reportedly leave that request unprocessed. The report says RingRTC version 2.72.0 changed how termination requests are handled and added a timeout, though rollout timing across Signal’s apps was unclear.
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