This is the best summary I could come up with:

We immediately flagged Sunbird as a company that had been making empty promises for almost a year and seemed negligent about security.

The initial sales pitch for this app—that it would log you into iMessage on Android if you handed over your Apple username and password—was a huge security red flag that meant Sunbird would need an ultra-secure infrastructure to avoid disaster.

Both 9to5Google and Text.com (which is owned by Automattic, the company behind WordPress) uncovered shockingly bad security practices.

Text.com released a proof-of-concept app that could fetch your supposedly end-to-end encrypted messages from Sunbird’s servers.

Batuhan Içöz, a product engineer for Text.com, also released a tool that will delete some of your data from Sunbird’s servers.

Içöz reccomends that any Sunbird/Nothing Chat users change their Apple IDs now, revoke Sunbird’s session, and “Assume your data is already compromised.”

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Not only was it rendered useless in the long term (RCS), it was also dangerous to use it all along. I guess that’s something, nothing?