How to deal with spam in public chats?
Tired of working for a living? Want to sit at home, do nothing, and earn thousands? Currently, many of the public chats in Status are
Private messengers: what can they really see?
Which messenger is truly the most private? We take a look at Signal, Telegram, Status and more.
The Life of a Message
This article describes the architectural building blocks of Status messenger and illustrates the journey of Alice’s message to Bob through different layers of the protocol stack.
Elements of Private, Secure Messaging Apps
Here are the elements we deem crucial when building private, secure messaging apps – end-to-end encryption, perfect forward secrecy, p2p protocols, anonymous account creation, and OSS.
The Secure Messaging App Of The Future
The secure messaging app of the future is one that protects privacy and enables the free flow of information all while having an intuitive interface. Check out this comparison of Telegram, Signal, Status
Peer-to-Peer Messaging – Where Whisper Falls Short and Waku Picks Up
Status v1.2 introduces Waku – a fork of the previously used peer-to-peer messaging protocol Whisper. Waku aims to solve some of the issues of Whisper in an iterative fashion and enable greater scalability.
Status Launches Private Peer-to-Peer Messaging Protocol
Version 1.2 of Status, the secure messaging app, brings benefits of blockchain to regions with unreliable payments systems, censorship, and surveillance
Breaking Down the Private, Secure Messenger
Perfect Forward Secrecy, E2E Encryption & Peer to Peer Dark Routing makes Status a TRULY secure messaging platform. Find out how in this article!
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