SimpleX Description
The first messenger to not require user IDs.
Other apps have user IDs, such as Signal, Matrix Session, Briar Jami Cwtch etc. SimpleX doesn't, not even random number. This dramatically improves your privacy.
Many users asked how SimpleX could deliver messages if it didn't have user identifiers.
SimpleX uses temporary anonymous pairwise message queue identifiers to deliver messages, instead of the user IDs that are used by other platforms. These identifiers are unique for each connection.
You can choose the server(s), your contacts, to receive messages. Every conversation will likely use two different servers.
This design prevents any user metadata from being leaked at the application level. Tor can be used to connect to messaging servers and further protect your IP address.
The messages are sent using 2-layer e2e encrypted.
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SimpleX review Date: Dec 14 2023
Summary: Good. Useful. Reliable. I'm actually very impressed; I've always looked for an messaging app that would not require phone number or something similar... It seems that I have found it.
Positive: Security. Anonymous presence. Encryption. Availability for Windows 64, Android, iOS, and even the terminal.
Negative: Not too easy the first time. It may be a little hard to start with it when one is used to playing with another messaging app.
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