X Launches 'Chat' its secure E2EE Direct Messaging Service
It is really E2EE, even if it is, I still don't trust it
On Monday, X (formally Twitter) accounted "Chat" on X, The company's new end-to-end encrypted messaging system for X.
The new chat is rolling out in the iOS App and Web App today, with an Android update coming "soon".
Chat supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for both messages and files, as pointed out by The Verge, "A support page notes that this doesn’t cover message metadata - such as who received it, or when it was sent".
The Service also features "Disappearing Messages" slimier to Thread's Ghost Posts, which can be set to automatically delete after a set time. Users can also receive a notification when a chat is screenshotted or block screenshotting chats messages.
Messages can be both edited and deleted, and voice and video calls are supported, with voice notes coming in the future.
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