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Every message
you send is being
read by someone.

Most popular messaging apps harvest your data, scan your messages, and share your metadata with advertisers and governments. There's a better way.

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Your privacy is
being violated right now.

Every conversation you have on mainstream platforms passes through corporate servers where it can be logged, analyzed, subpoenaed, or breached.

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Mass Surveillance

Government agencies in 94 countries have direct access to messages sent via WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, and Facebook Messenger through legal orders and backdoor agreements.

⚠ Verified Threat
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Corporate Data Mining

Even "encrypted" apps like WhatsApp collect metadata — who you talk to, when, how often, and from where. This behavioral graph is worth billions to advertisers.

⚠ Active Risk
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Data Breaches

Centralized message servers are high-value targets. When they're breached — and they are — years of private conversations, photos, and documents are exposed.

⚠ Ongoing Exposure
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Account Linkage

Every major messenger requires a phone number — permanently linking your identity to your communications. One subpoena or leak exposes everything.

⚠ Identity Risk
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Metadata Leakage

"We don't read your messages" — but they know exactly who, when, where, and how long. The NSA famously said: "We kill people based on metadata."

⚠ Critical Risk
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Weak Encryption

Telegram's default chats are NOT end-to-end encrypted. SMS messages are completely unencrypted. Most people believe they're protected when they aren't.

⚠ Common Misconception

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End-to-end encryption,
explained simply.

// ALICE sends a message
─────────────────────────────
msg = "Meet me at 3pm"
key = BOB_PUBLIC_KEY_0x9f2a...
enc = encrypt(msg, key)
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// Transmitted over network
0x8Fa2C1...9b3E7d...qqX9...
Kz7#m...4$RxTv...9@Pq2...
─────────────────────────────
// Server sees only: gibberish
// Cannot read. Cannot sell.
─────────────────────────────
// BOB decrypts with his key
dec = decrypt(enc, BOB_PRIVATE_KEY)
msg = "Meet me at 3pm"

True end-to-end encryption means only the sender and recipient can ever read the message — the service provider is mathematically incapable of decrypting it.

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Keys generated on your device

Your encryption keys are created and stored only on your phone or computer — they never touch any server.

02

Messages encrypted before sending

Your message is encrypted before it leaves your device. What travels over the network is unreadable ciphertext.

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Only the recipient can decrypt

The message can only be unlocked by the recipient's private key, which only exists on their device.

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Servers are mathematically blind

Even if servers are hacked, subpoenaed, or compelled — they have nothing to hand over but encrypted noise.

Stop letting corporations
read your private life.

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