Jack Dorsi launched the middle of the Mesh Chat app for the iPhone that works without internet access

Jack Daisi on Monday launched a new Bluetooth-based messaging app between the Bitch Aries for the iPhone. Twitter co-founder launched the app shortly after unveiling a new colleague-Se-Pier (P2P) app, developed as a weekend project and does not rely on internet, phone number, or email address. The app supports the end-to-end encryption (E2E) as well as identity verification. It is now available through the app store, while Dorsi has so far announced that the middlemen will debut on the Mesh Play Store.

Bettlet uses noise protocol framework for mesh end-to-end encryption

The iPhone users can now download the middle mesh for the iPhone via app store, Daisi Announced In a post on X (East Twitter). The details for the app stated that it allows users to chat without access to the Internet, instead a Bluetooth Aries rely on the network. BITCHAT MESH supports direct connections between users, but it also relay messages through other peers on the network, allowing users to chat even when it is out of Bluetooth range.

Photo Credit: Jack Daisi

The new middle middle Aries app has a very simplified interface that resembles a chat inside a terminal, similar to the old text-based internet relay chat (IRC) services that were popular decades ago. It also allows users to mark some users as a favorite, mention them and block unwanted contacts.

Whitepaper for bitch It is revealed that the message E2Ee is preserved using the noise protocol structure. It also allows users to verify the person’s identity that they are chatting in the person by comparing the “fingerprint” of their accounts or using another online channel, then marking them as “verified”.

It is also worth noting that the app store listing for the middle Aries states that the app does not collect any data from the app, and that it works without accounts or servers. The app works on iOS 16 and new versions, while the smartphone running Android 8.0+ will be supported.

A security notice Bitch on the website Unlike local messages, private (1: 1) chat has not yet received an external safety review and users should avoid using them for sensitive purposes.

The iPhone user can download the middle mesh through the app store, but the app is yet to come to the Play Store. Meanwhile, technically interested users can visit the official website, which releases APK through the Github page of the project, to try the app before releasing.