Comment Re: Theory vs practice (Score 2) 63
Sorry, the algorithm used in quantum encryption is secure, being a one-time pad, exchanged via quantum pairs.
Any system that has a secure method for transmission of one-time pads between the parties in a conversation ought to be secure. However, there is no method of which I am aware that involves passing the one-time pads via a third party (in this case, Signal) where we can be confident the security will not be subverted by (especially) state actors. Would you be confident using one-time pads passed using Fedex?