Open-source
It's a nightmare for many companies and enterprise technical departments to run the required apps separately, keep up with the maintenance, auditing logs and manage their updates. Especially the ones with low IT resources or complex structure. It's not resources-effective approach neither secure. Despite it requires
Open-source
While deciding to build chat or a messenger application the developer often look for different options, at the end it's all about the requirements. There are many commercial services and development tools to build chat/ messaging applications with different features set. However, it's difficult to find
Open-source
Dino is a privacy-focused lightweight open-source messenger for Linux desktops. It supports end-to-end encryption out-of-the-box via OMEMO or OpenPGP encryption. In addition to its strong encryption, Dino allows the user to disable read and typing notification either globally or for specific contacts. Currently, Dino offers several distribution packages for all
communication
Privacy is not a luxury, it's a necessity. Unfortunately, It's hard to find privacy-focused applications that really consider its users. Our topic today is about one of this rare privacy-focused app: Session. So what's Session? Session: A Privacy-First Messenger The Session messenger is an
communication
Today, we've put our hands on Q-Consultation and reviewed it from the inside to examine its capabilities and features.
Open-source
What is an end-to-end encryption? End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is a secure communication model that is designed to prevent a third-party from accessing plain raw messages, as the sender sends an encrypted message only the intended recipient's device will be able to decrypt and read it, Which will ensure