Sendant Introduces Encrypted Private Messenger with Focus on User Privacy and Security
Sendant has launched a new private messenger application designed with a strong emphasis on user privacy and end-to-end encryption. The application, available on Google Play, aims to provide a secure communication platform where conversations are exclusively accessible to the participants. A key feature of Sendant is that it does not require a phone number for registration, allowing users to maintain anonymity. The platform ensures that messages are end-to-end encrypted by default, meaning only the sender and receiver can read them, and Sendant's infrastructure only handles ciphertext. The company states that user keys remain on the device, and there is no central server logging communication metadata. Sendant also highlights its peer-to-peer architecture, where user identity and keys reside on the device rather than on company servers. The messenger includes standard features such as fast chats, groups, channels, attachments, reactions, edits, and disappearing messages, with future plans for voice and vid...
