Telegram

Of all instant messenger apps, such as Whatsapp and Facebook Messenger, Telegram is one of the most encrypted and advanced of the bunch. It is the private utilitarian option in overall scope of this type of software. Calling is a major focus point when it comes to communication. In fact, phone calls through messenger is sometimes clearer than a standard phone call. Fear not, people who like privacy, because the encrypted phone calls label you and the recipient as randomly generated nicknames. It’s actually a pretty fun little feature. My personal favorite was when my grandmother was unceremoniously renamed “Whale Chiropractor”. Speaking of fun features, instant messaging has never been more simultaneously fun and safe. The end-to-end encrypted chats are lined with clean design and the ability to send outrageous stickers to friends. One can even send any type of media they want at any file size. It’s all kept hidden from other eyes, so as long as no one is looking over anyone’s shoulder. Chats even have the ability to be deleted and be set as “time bombs” which means that at a set time the chosen message will delete itself.

Honestly, I disappointed in Telegram recently and looking for some new encrypted messengers. Utopia ecosystem is a startup I've been testing recently, their team is struggling for secure data transmission. Mind it as a good alternative to messenger, it combines e-mail and wallet as well.

I would also recommend Utopia messenger as an alternative. As privacy and security is a must for me. Telegram can be hacked and Utopia devs promise that no one except the sender and receiver can access the info.