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There are Too Many Messaging Apps
There are lots of reasons messaging features are eating software. They range from standardization (network effect) to cost (cheaper for…
The Complete Guide to Messaging Apps
Messaging Apps are everywhere. We take a look at their history, where they're headed and why they could be the next big bend in the road when it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the big players like Google and Facebook.
Remove this popular messaging app now
Hackers would love to get their hands on your personal information, especially email, social media and other types of communication. You never know what they'll find in there that
Why Do We Need So Many Different Messaging Apps?
Slack, Signal, Hangouts, Wire, iMessage, Telegram, Facebook Messenger. Why do we need so many apps to do one thing?
Spam protection added to popular messaging app ... but is it safe?
Spam is so annoying. Constantly getting advertisements or scams in our inboxes or even text messages can be overwhelming. It seems to be growing all the time. Well, one messaging app has heard your cries and had rolled out spam protection for many…
Cola builds a messaging app to enhance your conversations
The homescreen is dead. Or at least that’s what the many companies trying to make it so people never have to use the springboard from which they c...
Can These 5 Messaging Apps Catch Up to Snapchat?
Messaging apps more and more are trying to swipe Snapchat's mojo, rolling out an assortment of updates that reflect the wildly popular app's panoply of polychromatic filters and face-altering effects, [...]
What is Signal? The basics of the most secure messaging app.
With end-to-end encryption, disappearing messages, and no data collection, there's a lot to love about this privacy-oriented messaging app.
How 4 New Messaging Apps Separated Themselves With Awesome Features
Sometimes all it takes is one special feature to separate you from the pack, even when it comes to messaging apps.
How to make the most out of secure messaging app Signal
It doesn’t matter whether you are an activist in a police state, a tech-savvy young individual who cares about their privacy, a professional with business secrets of value, or a soon-to-be mother who cares to keep her data private from advertising companies. Privacy breaches and shady uses of our data have become so ubiquitous that …
What the 'Someone Is Typing' Bubbles in Messaging Apps Actually Mean
Whether it’s a series of blinking ellipsis or an explicit notification that “someone’s typing,” the messaging feature known as a typing indicator is both a useful tool and a source of anxiety for many people. But knowing more about how it works can at least limit the guessing games that cause us stress.
Worried About the Privacy of Your Messages? Download Signal
Signal, an encrypted chat service, is a must in an era when companies collect ever more information about users and government surveillance may expand.
How to Make Sure Your Disappearing Signal Messages Actually Disappear
When it comes to messaging apps, Signal is one of the most secure options around, but it turns out the service actually has a pretty big vulnerability if you’re using it on a Mac.
5 Apps You Should Delete ASAP to Protect Your Privacy
These are the apps you should delete from your phone immediately.
Google’s Project Fi Wireless Service Is Crazy Cheap. But Should You Switch?
Google's cellular service is a great deal for some people.
13 Apps You Should Use Every Day
Why I prefer to use Signal, and not WhatsApp
My thoughts about why I prefer to use Signal, and about some of the challenges that face my efforts to convince others to do the same.
Why Aren't Contact Tracing Apps Working?
Sluggish development, distrust of technology companies, and sloppy messaging have slowed adoption
How to block the ultrasonic signals you didn’t know were tracking you
Your phone can talk to advertisers beyond your back, beyond your audible spectrum.
Weather apps are secretly selling your location data to the highest bidder
Location data is a funny thing. You need it to get an accurate forecast, and they, the app-maker, need it to cash in on a free-to-you service. Few, though, realize this data isn’t solely meant to provide you an accurate forecast. On some apps, it’s a revenue model all its own, with geolocation data being …
