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About six years ago, I built a similar app for an old long-distance (many timezones away) girlfriend and I to send voice messages to eachother. (called 'duovox'
by ourcat 6y ago
About six years ago, I built a similar app for an old long-distance (many timezones away) girlfriend and I to send voice messages to eachother. (called 'duovox' - not released to public). It created recordings and other metadata/attachments and simply zipped them up with a password and custom file extension and sent via email.
The app was naturally registered with the custom file extension, so that clicking the email attachment in the Mail app would simply open the app and the message it contained.
Very simple. Very effective. And using an existing and secure (one would hope!) transport: email.
- rakoo 6y agoThat's very nice, I'm sure people would be interested in your app ! > secure (one would hope!) transport: email. The best strategy is to assume it is not (because it is not) and implement security at the end, like you did, because you have a specific usage that may not be generalized. End-to-end principle.