Bitchat differs from apps like Meta's WhatsApp and Messenger, operating entirely peer-to-peer with no accounts, user ...

Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat, a decentralized messaging app, now in beta on TestFlight. This peer-to-peer app uses ...

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey on stage in New Delhi on 12 November, 2018 (AFP via ) Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has launched ...

Learn what makes Bitchat stand out compared to other messaging apps including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.

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Unlike WhatsApp or Signal, users don’t need a phone number, email ID, or even a user account to use the app. Instead, Bitchat ...

What has Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter (now X) been up to lately? Among other things, creating experimental little ...

It's called Bitchat, and it's based on Bluetooth mesh networking. Here's what to know about Jack Dorsey's latest foray into messaging systems.

Bitchat is a Bluetooth mesh chat app created by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, and it will soon make its way to the App Store.

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey has built a new WhatsApp rival app called Bitchat, which is a Bluetooth mesh messaging app that works without Wi-Fi or mobile networks, offering private, encrypted ...

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey today unveiled Bitchat, a peer-to-peer messaging app that operates entirely without internet connectivity, launched in beta via Apple’s TestFlight ...

The statement by X is the latest development in an ongoing censorship legal battle between Musk’s social media site and Prime ...