openchat

If you're still complaining about your boss to your best friend on WhatsApp, or forwarding those "you know what I mean" private links on Telegram, I must remind you: in the traditional internet world, your so-called "privacy" is actually like a layer of transparent cling film - it looks sealed, but anyone can see right through it.
Big companies talk about "end-to-end encryption" but behind the scenes are busy feeding your chat data to their own AI algorithms, so that when you're scrolling through your social circle, you precisely see that advertisement for "hair growth shampoo" that you just talked about in the group. If you're fed up with this fear of being spied on by algorithms, monitored by your boss, and ruled by server outages, then it's time to talk about OpenChat.