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✅One-Click Signup 🚫 No KYC 🚫 No Email 🚫 No Phone Number 🚫 No oAuth Try Vector Messenger. Create an account instantly & anonymously with a single click. You own your account, your data, and your private key. Self-sovereignty is the only recipe for true freedom and privacy.

@Evillusionary @JSKitteh @YuurinB @FormlessLabs Can you share some more information? Which screen or stage are you having issues with? We can help you get it resolved. It has been tested on Android, different versions, devices, and has been working well even on GrapheneOS.

@VectorPrivacy @JSKitteh @YuurinB @FormlessLabs Doesn't work in Android

🟩 Feature Highlight: Multi-Account Profile > Dropdown > Switch or Add Account Switching between accounts made easy since the release of v0.4.0 with the click of a button. Learn More: #multi-account" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vector-privacy.gitbook.io/vector-privacy…

@Derivatives_Ape Any messenger with KYC is a honeypot, whether intentional or not.

Telegram has already turned into a honeypot since he got arrested and released. Why do you think there's no E2E encryption? He could easily enable it. Also you suddenly need KYC now to buy Premium. He's playing theatre. The French got him by the balls.

@bramk @thepaulosophy @derekmross Both Vector and Armada use Concord Protocol, which is quite new but we’ve been battle testing for the past month and it’s looking quite promising, especially with other teams like Soapbox contributing now 💪 Happy to answer any questions vector-privacy.gitbook.io/vector-privacy…

@thepaulosophy @VectorPrivacy @derekmross thanks will check!

Who is building the best messenger app on top of NOSTR? Primal DMs are too buggy imo

@LambentLucien Can also download Vector Messenger (Zero KYC) for GrapheneOS on @zapstore_ or Obtainium (linked to official Github repo). Tested by team and community and working well on GrapheneOS.

EU friends, read closely and retweet aggressively. Chat Control will mean scanning of private messages and a complete destruction of your privacy as a citizen. You don't need to be a tech expert to protect yourself. Here's a setup and instructions that will that help a lot in retaining your privacy: Step 1: Buy a phone from outside the EU. This is absolutely non-negotiable and the foundation of your entire privacy stack. Buy a US or Japanese model Google Pixel phone if possible. It's easier to set up privately Step2: Use Signal for messaging. Step 3: Download all your apps from third party sources; Discord, Whatsapp, TikTok — all of it. Stop downloading them from Google Play and Apple's App Store. This is called "sideloading". Most of the apps you use today can be downloaded as sideloadables, including Twitter/X itself. Step 4: Get a VPN Consider Mullvad or Proton VPN since they don't keep logs. This is a powerful way to hide your location even if the EU attempts to ban virtual private networks. For Android: Consider GrapheneOS. It's a free privacy-focused system. It removes a lot of tracking. This combo makes it much harder for unwanted scanning or tracking. It's not perfect, but way better than default settings. Look it up on GrapheneOS dot org or PrivacyGuides dot org. Start small and tell your MEPs you want real privacy, not mass surveillance. Our tireless fight against Brussels' hegemonic steamrolling of our sovereignty continues. Never stop. Stay secret! Stay safe! #Privacy #EU #ChatControl

@web3privacy Ask them if they mind someone installing a camera in their home, then why. Often by asking questions and having people think for themselves in a natural way, relating to their daily lives, can help them see things in a new perspective, rather than telling people they need it.

What is your favourite way of explaining to people, why they should care about privacy?

@nousernameargh Thanks for your patience! It will be shared everywhere once it is live 🙌

@VectorPrivacy i await an update

✅One-Click Signup 🚫 No KYC 🚫 No Email 🚫 No Phone Number 🚫 No oAuth Try Vector Messenger. Create an account instantly & anonymously with a single click. You own your account, your data, and your private key. Self-sovereignty is the only recipe for true freedom and privacy.

@nousernameargh Not yet, we are aiming for Q3-Q4 for iOS development, but currently on every other main OS (Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android)

@VectorPrivacy is this available on ios

Privacy = Security When there is no security, you are completely vulnerable and exposed to whatever bad actors have in mind. Your privacy, your data, your identity, and your freedom are all in your hands. Choose wisely your path moving forward.

@eastdakota Hi 👋 We do... but we prefer more permissionless privacy.

Remind me who protects privacy again?

@DerAmann @LightningNewsX @signalapp @SimpleXChat 🫶

@LightningNewsX @signalapp @SimpleXChat Let me add @VectorPrivacy to your list

BREAKING: 🇪🇺 EU passes chat control law opening doors for governments to spy on personal conversations 🚨 👉 Here are apps to opt-out: •Signal (@signalapp) — Default E2EE, audited protocol, public opposition to Chat Control. •SimpleX Chat (@SimpleXChat) — No user IDs, decentralized relays, strong anti-scanning stance. •Keet (@keet_io) — True P2P with no central servers or data collection. •Venice AI (@AskVenice) — Private on-device AI chats with anonymized/private inference. •Briar — Fully decentralized P2P mesh (Bluetooth/Tor/Wi-Fi), offline-capable, no servers. •Session (@session_app) — Decentralized network + onion routing, no phone number, metadata-resistant E2EE. •Element (Matrix) — Federated protocol with E2EE; self-host for full control. •Threema (@ThreemaApp) — E2EE by default, explicit vow never to implement spying features. •Bitchat — Bluetooth mesh P2P (offline-first, no internet/servers/phone numbers); ad-hoc decentralized networks. •White Noise (@whitenoisechat) — Nostr decentralized relays + MLS E2EE; identity-free. •Radar Chat (@RadarChat) — E2EE messaging (Signal Protocol) + private self-custodial Lightning payments. •KakaoTalk (@kakaotalk_japan) — Centralized with optional secret E2EE chats (weaker fit overall). •Jami — Decentralized P2P (no central servers), E2EE voice/video/text. •Delta Chat — Email-based with strong E2EE; leverages existing decentralized email infrastructure. •Cwtch — Anonymous, metadata-resistant group messaging on decentralized infrastructure. •Molly — Hardened, privacy-focused fork of Signal (Android) with extra protections. These options prioritize architectures that make mass surveillance or forced client-side scanning technically difficult or impossible. The most resistant tend to be the fully decentralized/P2P ones (Bitchat, Briar, Keet, SimpleX, Session, Jami, etc.). Missing an app or privacy focused tool? Tag below👇

@MeileDVPN 🤝It is a part of most software workflows at this day and age, to what degree depends on the team, developers, and their policy, but it was over due on our end. We've been transparent about everything else, easier just to put it all out there and let people reference at any time.

@VectorPrivacy That's a really good idea. We should post an AI transparency on our site. Meile is 95% hand coded, all prior to AI tools. While we use AI now to streamline work, every line is put under a fine tooth comb before committed.

🟩 AI & Transparency Policy TLDR: Vector is not vibe-coded. Zero Blind Commits. We have just published a new page covering AI usage and transparency. Vector has been transparent in code and philosophy since Day 1 and that will never change. Learn More: vector-privacy.gitbook.io/vector-privacy…

Don't worry, Vector is not bringing in ID verification.

📗GitBook Docs Updated > docs.vectorapp.io - How it Works (requested) - Vector Messenger (vectorapp.io) - Vector SDK We've just updated our docs to match the latest v0.4.0 release with all of the new features, including more pages, more details, images & GIFs.

⚠️Privacy is a basic human right. Privacy by Principle. \ \ \ vectorapp.io / / /

Vector Privacy Workflow: 01 - Ideation (Problem Solving) 02 - Conceptual Design (UX/UI) 03 - Development (Code Implementation) 04 - Auditing & Testing