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VeilComm Whitepaper is live. Built on privacy by design—secure communication without compromising user control or data ownership. 🔐 No unnecessary data storage 🔐 Strong encryption 🔐 User-first privacy play.google.com/store/apps/det…⁠� #CyberSecurity #DataPrivacy #Encryption

@IsaiahLee28637 Where is your evidence

@veilcomm I can tell you aren't. No evidence of your source code anywhere. Im gonna run the aab and release your source code.

youtu.be/2LlotX9XSw4?si… If Signal isn't completely safe why should everyone automatically trust it especially when its origins are linked to people connected to the U.S. intelligence community? #OnlinePrivacy #SecureCommunication #CyberNews

@IsaiahLee28637 But I've already published the app's whitepaper. You can understand how the app's security system works from that. But maybe you don't even understand what a whitepaper is. You should take a basic computer or information technology course first.

@veilcomm So youre just a 'trust us bro' security app? Is that why you havent gotten any users?

@IsaiahLee28637 It's your responsibility to review the app or consult the right experts.We don't release our source code as part of our security policy.If you have concerns analyze the app yourself it's publicly available.

@anonyraven1234 Disabling the app is fine but most devices don't have a disable option. On most devices this feature isn't available. So what will people do who don't have it? And on the devices that do have it it often doesn't work properly.

@veilcomm Disable it functioning in background

Signal never stops running in the background. It monitors user behavior and even if a user force stops the app it does not fully stop.

@im__trixy That same background service can also continuously transmit your device's activity to the social app's servers while it's running.

@veilcomm it has something called a service which runs on the background so it get you latest messages

@chrisprice @TotvsTvvsEgoSvm @mysk_co I don't need to. We've already checked it using multiple systems. I'm simply telling you what I found Signal's public source code and its released APK are not identical.

@veilcomm @TotvsTvvsEgoSvm @mysk_co You can compile it yourself if you really have that concern.

Our recent encounter with Signal has revealed a new face of Signal as a project and team; one of exclusion, dismissal, and denial. We can no longer recommend Signal as a secure chat app. And we will no longer review, report, or disclose any security bugs related to Signal.

@IsaiahLee28637 Last time we don't show our code. You're not a personal taster and security expert or an authorized security testing company. The APK is already public analyze it however you want. VeilComm has tested its code and we're confident in its security.

@veilcomm Why are you so scared of anyone reviewing your source code?

@IsaiahLee28637 Time over

@veilcomm Why are you so scared to have your source code independently reviewed?

@marconoiz I'm busy developing VeilComm a secure communication platform that was recently launched. It's an Android cybersecurity tool designed to protect your chats from server side exposure providing a level of protection that no server alone can guarantee. Here it's whitepaper

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@Jasperli0122 @X I'm busy developing VeilComm a secure communication platform that was recently launched. It's an Android cybersecurity tool designed to protect your chats from server side exposure providing a level of protection that no server alone can guarantee. Here it's whitepaper

Hey all founders ! @X, I'm looking to #connect with people interested in : - AI Agent - SAAS - Fullstack - AI/ML - DevOps -Cloud Let's grow together

@buildwithyasin This project is very important because almost every social app stores users' conversations on its servers. VeilComm is designed to prevent sensitive messages from being stored on social app servers. And it's unique app

@buildwithyasin VeilComm a secure communication platform that was recently launched. It's an Android cybersecurity tool designed to protect your chats from server side exposure providing a level of protection that no server alone can guarantee. Here it's whitepaper

want to connect with: founders builders designers vibe coders freelancers startup employees Video editors if you're building some cool, comment it below and let's connect!

@alex_lrz_nmv Thank you very much You can try it it's available on the Google Play Store. Feel free to test it and share your feedback with trueexperience. We're continuously adding new features and improving it with regular updates.

@veilcomm Wow that seems really complex haha GL with that man! 💪💪

Founders, what problem is your app solving In 1 word 👇

@Joi2James This project is very important because almost every social app stores users' conversations on its servers. VeilComm is designed to prevent sensitive messages from being stored on social app servers. And it's unique app

I wanna be your first customer Share your startup in one sentence

@alex_lrz_nmv This project is very important because almost every social app stores users' conversations on its servers. VeilComm is designed to prevent sensitive messages from being stored on social app servers. And it's unique app

@alex_lrz_nmv I'm busy developing VeilComm a secure communication platform that was recently launched. It's an Android cybersecurity tool designed to protect your chats from server side exposure providing a level of protection that no server alone can guarantee. Here it's whitepaper

@Nick_333ch Exactly. This project is becoming increasingly important because almost every social app stores users' conversations on its servers. VeilComm is designed to prevent sensitive messages from being stored on social app servers.

@veilcomm Clean concept. Taking the friction out of content repurposing is definitely needed.

Hey founders! New here and looking to connect with people building in: - SaaS - Tech - AI tools - Marketing - Sales - Devs Say Hi and drop what you're working on 👊

@Wikey_Wikey @SnapeNinja @mysk_co You're absolutely right. Based on metadata, these platforms are exposing users. We need to protect our conversations. Social apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Facebook, and Instagram are not secure.

@SnapeNinja @mysk_co Anonymity doesn't exist in today's messaging systems, but metadata has a bearing on privacy if that's important to you. "We Kill People Based on Metadata". About encryption they use strange cryptographic primitives, such as AES-IGE.

@6novembre1917 @mysk_co Good step

@mysk_co Uninstalled a while ago when they pulled in ex-CIA people in their board.

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