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This claim is no longer true.

Signal itself announced that it was removing SMS support from the Android app, stating that it was "starting to phase out SMS support from the Android app" and that users would need to choose a different default SMS app. Signal’s support documentation now also states plainly that Signal used to support SMS in the Android app but this functionality was removed.

So while this may have been true in older versions of Signal, it is inaccurate as a present-tense description of the app now.

This statement confuses obtaining suffrage with voting in a later election.

The French National Assembly states that the ordinance of 21 April 1944 provided that women were electors and eligible for office under the same conditions as men. A separate National Assembly history page explains that on 21 October 1945 French women voted for the first time in a national election.

So October 21, 1945 was not the date women in France received voting rights; it was the date of their first national vote after those rights had already been granted in 1944.

Authoritative earthquake references do not show a deadly magnitude-7.0 event in northern Italy on October 19, 1991. Instead, the U.S. Geological Survey’s earthquake history for October 19 identifies the notable 1991 event as M6.8 in Uttaranchal (Uttarkashi area), India, with at least 2,000 people killed.

USGS’s catalog of significant earthquakes for 1991 also lists a 6.8 earthquake near Uttarkashi, India among that year’s significant events. That means the post’s combination of date, death toll, and magnitude corresponds to the 1991 Uttarkashi earthquake in India, not to northern Italy.