The world’s first end-to-end encrypted, metadata shredding, quantum-secure messaging app is here – the xx messenger empowers users to create and correspond in confidence while simultaneously achieving the independence, speed, and security required to protect your communications far into the future.
While all other messaging apps capture and potentially exploit information about your messaging patterns, xx network shreds this information by mixing messages through randomly-chosen xx network nodes around the world, making it impossible for any observer to trace your communications.
Team members, led by cryptography pioneer David Chaum, were among the first to propose and deploy digital currencies, mixed networks, verifiable voting systems, and numerous other advances in modern cryptography.
At this point in the digital world, our personal digital metadata – not just our messages, but data about who talks to whom, when, and where – has been marketed, auctioned, and monetized hundreds of thousands of times over.
Due to advancements in quantum computing, messages sent over any other messenger eventually will be retroactively decoded and analyzed.
While the open-source code allows for review by the brightest minds in cryptography, decentralization prevents any government, no matter how powerful, from interfering with the network.
Full Decentralization: xx network is a transparent, open-source blockchain hosted by hundreds of node operators in more than 80 countries around the world.
With messages making at least five random hops between nodes, each message takes one out of hundreds of billions of unique paths to its destination.
Unlike other platforms, the xx messenger is quantum-resistant with privacy guarantees built to last.
Metadata Shredding: When using xx messenger, nobody can know who you communicate with.
Quantum-Resistance: All of what you say over xx messenger will remain private, period.
Innovators of early, practical, and verifiable cryptographic systems have come together to architect this system.
A rebalancing of economic power and rewards is underway.
The time is now to adapt to this new iteration of the web – one that doesn’t profit from the exploitation of your data.