Jack Dorsey launched Bitchat Mesh, a new Bluetooth-based messaging app for iPhone, on Monday. The launch of the app comes shortly after the Twitter co-founder unveiled a new peer-to-peer (P2P) app that was developed as a weekend project and doesn’t rely on the internet, phone numbers, or email addresses to function. The app also supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) as well as identity verification. It is now available via the App Store, while Dorsey has yet to announce when Bitchat Mesh will debut on the Play Store.
Bitchat Mesh Uses Noise Protocol Framework for End-to-End Encryption
iPhone users can now download Bitchat Mesh for iPhone via the App Store, Dorsey announced in a post on X (formerly Twitter). The description for the app states that it allows users to chat without access to the internet, relying on a Bluetooth mesh network instead. Bitchat Mesh supports direct connections between users, but it also relays…
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