So, is there any P2P-encrypted chat application that's got

The issue with peer to peer is that both need to be online to ever receive a message.

>>56070814 Wire is best. It have proper encryption, doesn't require phone, have desktop apps, video calls and it's opensource now.

>turkey scandal
???

>>56073010
This, would also like to know, google had no answers

What's wrong with telegram? I use it for all ISIS channels it has.

>>56072868
How Skype worked when it used to be P2P?

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Tox.

>>56072981
Only the client is open source, so the company has all the metadata that goes through their servers.
But at least it doesn't require a phone number, so that's better than Whatsapp/Signal/Telegram.

>>56073853
This. If it had some IP obfuscation it would be perfect.

You realize the turkey scandal is a non issue right? If you have two step enabled then your account is still secure.

>>56074133
retard

NOpe.

>>56070814
The purpose of encryption on a messaging app is to prevent Billy, 19 y/o, weighting 120kg, last shower took 2 weeks ago, to sniff your gf's nudes when you're on the same network at uni.