If you are concerned about your chats with some special person, and want to choose the most secure messaging apps, then these four Apps are worth trying.
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Messaging apps have blown off the charts. Almost every smartphone owner uses a messaging app, iMessage[Image 1], WhatsApp[Image 2] or Telegram[Image 3]. You name it, their phone already has one of it.
But as much as it is convenient for you to just pick up your phone and text your girlfriend and boyfriend,
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It's also very easy for the developers behind that messaging app to read and store what you have written, from what location, time, and to whom you wrote it.
Today, we present you with the best messaging that you can use to privately chat and catch up with your loved ones.
4. Whatsapp - [Image 2] Having more than 1 billion users, Whatsapp is already being used by many of your friends and family members. It uses a very solid encryption method and has a nice and simple user experience. But the positives end there because WhatsApp is owned by Facebook[Image 5] and has suffered many major data breaches. This is why we are listing this as the last option.
3. Facebook messenger - [Image 6] In the USA, a Facebook Messenger is the most used messaging app for some apparent reason. Although encryption doesn't default, it is owned by Facebook. The only reason we have listed this at 3rd place is because
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you can deactivate your Facebook account and keep using messenger. And the user experience is just a little bit better than WhatsApp.
2. Telegram - [Image 3] This is very controversial. In the past, the telegram has denied any affiliation with any government to provide the details and information about its user base. The telegram app itself is open source while the servers are not. It uses a proprietary encryption method which is also not on by default, but at least it has the option, right?
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Having over 100 million users, some of your friends and family members might already be using telegram. And the app itself is pretty easy to use and is very solid in usability.
1. Signal - [Image 9] Signal tops the list because it is private, open-source, has best in class encryption methods, has a nice user experience, and doesn't store user information.
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This is the best option for those seeking full privacy while texting and calling, and sharing files or any media. However, the user base is small, so you might need to invite your friends over to it.
On top of everything, we also recomm end that you use VPN to
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even secure yourself from getting traced back from one of your texts. And the ones we recommend are ExpressVPN, NordVPN and SurfShark VPN.
Staying connected to people present anywhere around the world is the next best thing.
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Like seriously, you could be sitting on the opposite side of the world, and you could instantly, in mere seconds,
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call the other person on the other side of the world with no problems.
To some people, it's magic,( Angel singing music ) and to some, it's revolutionary.
But let's jump to what affects us the most in this connected world. Privacy. Just like people want privacy in the real world, privacy is also the biggest concern in the virtual world.
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In conclusion, with how connected and transparent everything is becoming, we need to be extra aware of our virtual life because who knows what could happen.
Stay safe, and we will see you in the next one.
Timelines:
00: Intro
00:35 Best secure messaging Apps
00:40 4. WahtsApp
01:10 3. Facebook Messenger
01:37 2. Telegram
02:20 1. Signal App
02:50 VPN for ultimate Hidden activities