Regardless of the technical construction, the crypto messenger also cuts a fine figure in terms of design and handling. It’s ready to use in no time and doesn’t require you to enter your mobile number or email address. The design is modern and uncluttered, the range of functions is similar to WhatsApp and Co., albeit somewhat streamlined.
In some places, you also have to trade the added safety for a small loss of comfort. While the app doesn’t access your contacts, that means you have to add them manually. In addition, confirmation of new contact requests is required so that other users can send you a message.
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