m1cky

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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi Aleken, Wave (^‿^)ﾉ has been updated to support numbers from 7 digits upwards.
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by m1cky 8y ago
*Wave (^‿^)ﾉ
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hey Dan, I'll try my best to answer your questions. The target user is anyone who wants to communicate without worrying about message permanence or risk being tied to the message they sent. The sender's details are not included wh
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by m1cky 8y ago
You can find more info on key exchange here - https://github.com/RNCryptor/RNCryptor . The server does not have copies.
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by m1cky 8y ago
The app requires an active number in order to use the service. This number is submitted to the database during the verification process. To my knowledge, mthere is no way around this. To send and receive messages, the app needs access to yo
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi! This approaches private chats in a unique way. Messages can be viewed once only. Unsend any unread message without notifying the receiver. Viber won't protect you from screenshots.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hey buddy! Regarding your privacy concerns, the way in which it is designed makes messaging private. All communication is also end-to-end encrypted. No metadata collected other than what development platform requires for basic analytics. Th
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by m1cky 8y ago
The most notable difference is messages being stored inside capsules. This means that you have to open a message to read it. You can only view it once. When displayed, messages do not include the senders name.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Yes! This is correct. Thank you.
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by m1cky 8y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/za/app/wave-ﾉ/id1434827986?mt=8
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by m1cky 8y ago
We require access to your contacts. We do not harvest.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi! Thank you for your feedback. Presently, Wave (^‿^)ﾉ is privately funded and in no way supported by any advertising revenue. The information that you made reference to was included as a precaution should some future involvement come to f
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by m1cky 8y ago
It doesn't. Sending and receiving a message on Wave (^‿^)ﾉ is different from any other messaging platform.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Thanks!
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by m1cky 8y ago
*relevant details ;)
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by m1cky 8y ago
How do you edit a comment?
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi! An Android version is on the horizon. Thank you for your feedback.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Messages 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.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi! Wave (^‿^)ﾉ does not support numbers less than 9 digits. Support for numbers with 8 digits or less will be added in the very near future. Thank you for your feedback.
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by m1cky 8y ago
I'm not sure I fully understand the question but you the only limitation to the unsend feature is the message being 'read'. You can send and unsend as many times as you like.
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by m1cky 8y ago
Hi! The original idea was to have short messages that disappear after being read so that people only send you relevant details. I want to add more features and more way to communicate in the future. The fact that it doesn't tell you wh
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by m1cky 8y ago
Thanks! Let me know if you have any questions. P.S. Get a friend to download it as well as it requires both parties to have each other contacts saved and the app installed in order to send / receive messages.
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by m1cky 8y ago
The app utilises AES encryption method using this library: https://github.com/RNCryptor/RNCryptor .
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by m1cky 8y ago
Wow Marc, thanks! Hey HN, Wave (^‿^)ﾉ is privacy-focused instant messenger designed to keep the nature of conversation fun and fleeting. No other messaging platform offers complete messaging peace of mind by being totally anonymous. The app