The most advanced end-to-end encryption (supported by an open source signal protocol) can ensure your conversations are safe. We cannot read your messages or listen to your calls, nor can anyone else. Privacy is not an optional mode-this is just how Hilamg works.

The encryption key exists on the user's device and nothing else. Therefore, no one-not even Metachat can read your message.

We will gradually open source our code. Anyone can consult our source code, protocol and API, understand and study our operating mechanism, and the twelve points of honesty we have made are worthy of your trust.

Open source address: The upcoming release is preparing...

Metachat (informally referred to as Metachat) is an end-to-end encrypted instant messaging software, and its client is free and open source software. Users can exchange encrypted and self-destruct messages (similar to "burn after reading"), and send all types of files such as photos and videos. The official provides mobile version (Android, iOS), desktop version / Mac version (in development) and other platform clients; at the same time, the official open application program interface (API), so there are many third-party clients to choose from[2] , Many of which have built-in Chinese.

Software name: Metachat

Software language: Simplified Chinese, English

Software platform: Android, IOS

Software version: v 1.0.12

Public beta launch time: September 25, 2020

Software size: 30MB

Software type: instant messaging software

Introduction

Metachat is a cross-platform instant messaging software that allows users to exchange encrypted and self-destructing messages with each other, and send all types of files such as photos and videos.

Technology Brief

Metachat uses a communication protocol based on MTProto, which can transmit at a high speed in a weak network environment, and ensure the safety and reliability of data and reach users in a timely manner. Any data sent and received through Metachat (including but not limited to voice, phone calls, document files, etc.) is encrypted in an end-to-end manner. Only the two parties in the conversation or group friends have access rights, and cannot be decrypted by telecom operators, network managers or other third parties. Check it out. Technically eliminate the risk of privacy leakage