In the modern world, it is extremely difficult to create a convenient and functional communication platform and provide its privacy at the same time. This could become a great problem without end-to-end encryption technologies and blockchain.
Although most modern messengers use either a client-server model for building infrastructure or a P2P scheme (the user’s IP address and, accordingly, his personal data can be easily found it both cases), more and more developers and users are switching to crypto messengers and other blockchain networks. Such platforms represent both an expanded range of capabilities and guaranteed protection of personal data as well as full control over them.
For example, instead of storing user information on a device or central server, the developers of the Adamant messenger decided to place it on a blockchain network which is encrypted by advanced algorithms and unique keys and most importantly it cannot be blocked. Further, the creators of the extremely popular Viber messenger announced that, in the case of a ban on end-to-end encryption, they will be able to maintain the confidentiality of the correspondence through distributed technologies.
The creators of #MetaHash, aiming to develop an ecosystem with one of the highest rates of speed, security and bandwidth, developed their own decentralized messenger #MetaTalk for quick, anonymous and secure interaction between users. To work with the application, you only need the user’s public key, which ensures the maximum degree of security and usability. Additionally, the blockchain messenger includes advanced functionality: #MetaTalk will be cross-integrated with #MetaHash Pay as other available applications.
We believe that only completely transparent and decentralized communication tools can provide a level of privacy not available for most traditional messengers — therefore, we offer the community an absolutely open product and the first version of #MetaTalk already available in MetaGate.
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