See how this makes shazzle different.
If you do not have access to Google Play, then you can download the installation file from the link.
ShazzleChat is the World’s first chat application that allows you to send and receive messages via YOUR own private peer-to-peer network without anyone in the middle. Welcome to Privacy! P2P Messenger!
Import all your existing contacts and invite them to join.
Never worry about sharing files and if someone else is able to view them.
Securely share your videos and photos to your friends.
With your own private network you are in control of your privacy.
Share and chat with multiple people at once by creating a group.
Add another layer of security by enabling a passcode lock for the app.
Transferring large files is possible through our patented encrypted protocol without the use of third party cloud applications. This way, everything is secure and private.
Share photos with friends and family securely. Set timers to self-destruct photos when you don’t want them out there.
With no time limit on video, capture the moments that mean the most for the ones that couldn’t be there.
Sending sensitive docs through ShazzleChat is a no-brainer with our patented security architecture.
Peer-to-peer connectivity allowing each smartphone become a user’s private network without a man in the middle. No centralized record of the contents of the communication is ever created. The content itself resides only with the Sender and Recipient, Shazzle prevents the data aggregation, data-mining, and discovery to which all web communications are exposed.
Just your smart phone, because that’s smart. We do not store your communications because we don’t receive them, ever. Instead the user is in total control of their privacy, with no need to trust anyone other than their intended receiver, and all without the limits on file size or content.
No copies, other than your copy, and your receiver’s copy. No one else gets your mail, so no one can data mine it. Create your personal web through ShazzleChat. Stay off the data-stealing World Wide Web.
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