1. WhatsApp
WhatsApp is the oldest and best messenger for iOS, Android, iPhone, Nokia, and BlackBerry. Whatsapp was purchased by Facebook in 2014. And now it’s just the coolest messaging and, of course, the busiest smartphone messenger.
2. Signal
The developers of the two Redphone and TexySecure applications succeeded in defining the signal as an end-to-end encoded message.
In 2014, they tried to add encrypted protocols in partnership with Wattsapp.
3. FrozenChat
FrozenChat is open source and also supports the open XMPP protocol that is used on thousands of servers.
These are run by volunteers so there’s no one central server that can be seized or taken down. Sadly, FrozenChat is only available for Android.
4. ChatSecure
5. Wickr Me
Like the previous ones, this messenger also has end-to-end encryption or advanced encryption capabilities. and it supports both Android and iOS platforms. through this messenger, users will be able to send completely private and confidential images, videos and text messages, and they will be comfortable with security.
6. Silence
7. Silent Phone
The app is open source so can be checked by experts for vulnerabilities. It is free to download for iOS and Android, but you need a paid subscription ($9.95 per month – around £8, AU$13) to make use of all the features.
8. Gliph
Using the 3G, 4G, and Wi-Fi connectivity, the app can provide a simple and secure environment for its users and their friends.One of the key features of this program is the ability to delete all messages from the transmitter and receiver phones, which is less common in similar instances.
9. Telegram
10. Facebook Messenger
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