Signal is a messaging application focused on privacy. Its source page describes end-to-end encryption via the open source Signal Protocol, and support for text, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, files, voice and video calls and group chats. It is described as free, with no ads or trackers, and as an independent nonprofit.
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Communicate with an Android messaging app designed for resilient private communication.
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0Signal is a messaging application focused on privacy. Its source page describes end-to-end encryption via the open source Signal Protocol, and support for text, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, files, voice and video calls and group chats. It is described as free, with no ads or trackers, and as an independent nonprofit.
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0A directory of clients for the Matrix open protocol for secure decentralised communications. It lists featured and other clients and notes that clients are needed to chat using Matrix, with a selection of the most mature ones. Entries cover platforms and features such as end-to-end encryption, spaces, threads and voice and video calls.
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0Cwtch is a decentralized, privacy-preserving, metadata resistant messaging app. Communication is end-to-end encrypted and takes place over Tor v3 onion services. Participants can host their own safe spaces or lend infrastructure to others. The protocol is open, and anyone is free to build bots, services and user interfaces.
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0The OG nostr client for iOS
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0A comparison site that evaluates secure messaging apps from a security and privacy point of view. It lists apps such as Signal, Threema, Wire, Telegram, and Facebook Messenger, and covers whether each is recommended, company jurisdiction, transparency reports and suggested improvements.
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0Linphone is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
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