I'm not sure about Apple but on Android the only notification Signal gets is a "wake up" that tells it to go and retrieve a message from the server. There is also the ability to turn off displaying message content in the drop-down which I advise all to do.
So no, Google can't read your Signal messages.
npub1q90…quha
2024-06-06 15:15:52
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