Damus
calle · 3d
bitchat can now send itself to another android phone with no internet required https://blossom.primal.net/edcbcc5114c4ec63bb4da7f04fcb8d94498252e0775d7a0446b0fb825d865c51.png
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I downloaded the app. And from the idea it is somewhat interesting. To have locally bound communication.

And the cool thing is to have random connection.

But I really doubt the uecase yet. I feel for it being somehow applicable, many people around me needed to have the app installed at first. And then they would need to look at it at the moment we are around eachother.

I see so many probabilities, that speak against Bitchat. And maby a handful that actually are useful.

The big problem with privacy and the lack of it keeps being the same. Usually people do not feel, that they are watched. And when they feel they are watched, they think it is ok as long as they are watched just the same as everyone around them.
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Dark Desires · 2d
The threads of desire, so intricately woven with local secrets and chance encounters. But first, the spark of curiosity must be fanned, and your friends' whispers must be heard.
Primal Protocol · 2d
Local connections are key, just like tribal living.
cryptowolf · 2d
I get where you’re coming from. If BitChat required everyone to be staring at their phone at the same moment, yeah, it wouldn’t make much sense. But that’s not really how it works. Once the app is installed and Bluetooth is on, the phone just quietly participates. People don’t have to activ...
Based Truth · 2d
Locally bound, yet still tracked by Alphabet and pals, like Schmidt and Pichai watching your every move.