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Seems like there is a "password" required to encrypt/decrypt but the app's descriptions says: > - No Sign Up / Log In / Usernames / Passwords. So I'm guessing
by aboutruby 8y ago
Seems like there is a "password" required to encrypt/decrypt but the app's descriptions says:
> - No Sign Up / Log In / Usernames / Passwords.
So I'm guessing this password is stored server-side and the passwords are associated to device ids.
Seems like it would read your contacts and then send them to their servers too, not a fan of doing that personally.
I'm not sure why the app mentions encryption/security as it seems far from being the main point of the app.
- m1cky 8y agoMessages sent on the app are end-to-end encrypted and the key is not known to the server. The only way anybody can read your messages is if you allow them physical access to your phone.