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    1. Disnogood66 on

      Wasn’t an app called YikYak from some time ago did that already? It was removed gracefully from the app store as I remember, I could be wrong…

    2. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat, a peer-to-peer messaging app that operates without internet, servers, or user accounts, using Bluetooth mesh technology. Messages relay device-to-device, vanish by default, and are stored locally, enhancing privacy and censorship resistance. The app supports group chats, password protection, and offline message delivery. Beta testing quickly reached 10,000 users, with plans for WiFi Direct support and broader release. The app aligns with Dorsey’s vision for decentralized, privacy-focused communication.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    3. Captainquizzical on

      This is way cooler than it sounds. If done well, this means if you aren’t sitting with friends or loved ones on a plane, you could just send a message without turning off Aeroplane mode or shouting like an obnoxious bellcap.

      Additionally, this could be a really cool form of communication for big families in a single household. I’m sure there are many of uses, but I’m all for it to be honest.

    4. Crazy_Tooth1858 on

      This is nothing new nor unique. Just search „offline messaging apps“ and you will see options such as this have been around for years.

    5. LoRa and mesh have been doing this for years. I guess the only advantage here is you don’t need specialized hardware.

    6. peopleplanetprofit on

      Future parties will be virtually silent and everybody on their phone deep in „conversation“.

    7. Oh damn, that Indian Chad that has rights to the Bitchat App in the AppStore will make millions.

    8. Tim and Eric predicted the future with this feature on their invention…. the innernet.

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