Anonymous Messenger Reviews

Summary: Overall experience has been completely reliable, robust & confidence inspiring as long as user is willing to tap the "restart tor" button at times for refreshed connection, especially if browser is left on & system uses it's own tor connection for example. This is normal, as even tor relays by themselves can become stale or broken. This is where bridges & country codes, even the strict/unknown settings can help. The app is really not too complex for noobs, as long as the passion for privacy is there. It does require some ongoing user input/maintenance of connection, but is soooo worth it‼️ Basically once your config is where you want it, I would recommend a secure sms on standby, just in case your anon contact is offline, then you can send an "a" to get them to restart their tor. When your green line & their green dot appears, it's ready to send. It's a powerfully secure app & I highly recommend, as there is no current equal & I wouldn't trust it's simplex copy cat near as much, due to it's servers.

Positive: ✅ Language of description
✅ FOSS code
✅ Android only
✅ v3 tor bundled=no metadata
✅ Reliable without servers
✅ 3gb file transfer-adjustable
✅ Country code configs
✅ Bridge support/requests
✅ Unknown contact blocking
✅ Proxy support
✅ Default 24hr message deletion
✅ Pin 📌message feature
✅ Horizontal swipe deletion
✅ Signal encryption
✅ Screen protect
✅ Unknown/strict exclude
✅ Amoled theme
✅ QR code address exchange
✅ Key verification
✅ Onion address
✅ Encrypted notepad
✅ Security log
✅ Security tips
✅ Cache clear/tor restart
✅ Encrypted tor calls
✅ Encrypted memos
✅ Allow receiving files
✅ "On device" encryption
✅ Allow calls
✅ f-droid repo transferable
✅ Nothing I dislike about the app
✅ Tor relays visible at bottom

Negative: ❌ Developer is rude & has a galactic ego (like me😌)
❌✅ Developer has paused, but this could be a pro. (i've had no problems)