Launched in 2017, the Wire Secure Messenger application employs end to end encryption technology to secure your messages, calls, and other outgoing traffic. It has around a million active users and a rating of 3.5 out of 5. The Wire app’s source code is available on Github. Is it a good Alternative to Signal, WhatsApp, […]
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Ablo: App that turns two strangers into friends
Ablo is a social networking app that functions as a bridge between you and a stranger. It connects you with a random user and expects both of you to talk with each other. The user can be a man, woman, girl, boy or an elderly citizen. Ablo was awarded the best Google Play Store app […]
Telegram app review
Facebook, the company that owns WhatsApp, and Instagram was accused of sharing the user data with third-party companies. Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook appeared in front of the law on several occasions. He admitted that his company shared user data and issued an apology. Users of social networking portals and messaging apps share sensitive […]
Signal app review: Cross platform private messaging service
Signal is an open-source instant messaging app that has around 10 million users. It was launched in 2014 by Open Whisper Systems. It supports Linux, Mac, Windows, IOS, and Android operating systems. Is Signal as good as WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber, etc? How different is it from other instant messaging applications? Let’s find it out! The […]
Discord: Free text and voice chat app
Discord is a cross-platform live text/voice chatting app that was first launched in 2015. Within 4 years, the online chatting service has amassed 250 million active users. Discord is used primarily by gamers. It can be used by non-gamers as well. Is this application better than Skype, Reddit chat, and other similar online chatting apps? What […]
Top 5 Best WiFi texting app for Android and IOS
A few years back, WiFi only tablets were only used to browse the internet, make video calls and play games. As these tablets didn’t support SIM card connectivity, people were afraid to buy them. A majority of messaging apps on the Play Store and iTunes requires phone number verification. As the tablets lacked a SIM […]