Dorsey admitted that his new messaging app had not been reviewed or tested for security issues prior to its launch.

Learn what makes Bitchat stand out compared to other messaging apps including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.

Block CEO and Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey wrote in an X post on Sunday night that he spent his weekend creating an app ...

Jack Dorsey, the former Twitter co-founder and CEO of Block, has launched a new messaging app, Bitchat. It's making noise in ...

Bitchat offers decentralised, Bluetooth-based messaging with encrypted, ephemeral chats, requiring no internet or personal ...

The Twitter co-founder has launched Bitchat, a new messaging app that works offline via Bluetooth, ensuring user anonymity ...

Much like Bitcoin eliminates reliance on centralized intermediaries in finance, Bitchat would removes central authorities ...

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has developed a decentralised bluetooth-based messaging app, Bitchat, which sends encrypted ...

Unlike WhatsApp or Signal, users don’t need a phone number, email ID, or even a user account to use the app. Instead, Bitchat ...

Bitchat differs from apps like Meta's WhatsApp and Messenger, operating entirely peer-to-peer with no accounts, user ...

Bitchat supports encrypted offline messaging using BLE mesh networks. No servers, usernames, or internet connections are ...

Dorsey’s Bitchat white paper introduces a decentralized peer-to-peer messaging app operating via Bluetooth without internet ...