Jack Dorsey, Twitter co-founder and CEO of Block, has launched Bitchat, a decentralised messaging app designed for offline communication using Bluetooth mesh technology.
Unlike traditional apps that rely on Wi-Fi or mobile data, Bitchat connects nearby devices directly, allowing users to send encrypted messages without internet access.
With a strong focus on privacy, peer-to-peer communication, and zero data tracking, Bitchat offers a secure alternative for users seeking reliable messaging in low-connectivity environments.
It marks a significant move towards more secure and private communication in an increasingly interconnected world.
Bitchat is a P2P messaging platform that utilises Bluetooth to transmit messages directly between nearby devices, without the need for Wi-Fi or mobile networks.
It is ideal for places with limited or no internet, Bitchat shines in remote areas, large crowds, and emergency situations. Bitchat offers more than messaging, emphasising privacy, decentralisation, and user autonomy without servers, accounts, or tracking.
Bitchat is a peer- to – peer (P2P) messaging application which allows users to navigate messages directly. It also creates a local web of connected messages. It comes with several exclusive capabilities like Device network connection, decentralised system, wireless mesh system, anonymous access and so on.
Bitchat excels in settings like festivals, protests, emergencies, or rural areas with poor or no network coverage.
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Bitchat’s loyalty to privacy is commendable. With end-to-end encryption, Bitchat ensures messages are readable only by the recipient, keeping intermediaries blind to the content. It ensures Zero data tracking, No sponsored content, Zero user surveillance, No identity linking.
So, this makes it applicable for those users who are privacy conscious.
