No. 11 in the 19 October edition · Social

Morse Messenger

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Message privately without a phone number, email, or SIM card

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Morse Messenger homepage
Homepage, as captured 19 October · tap to zoom

In brief · compiled from joinmorse.com

What is it?
Morse Messenger is a private messaging app for sending end-to-end encrypted messages, media, stickers, voice notes, and calls without a phone number, email, or SIM card.
Who is it for?
It is for people who want to message others without sharing a phone number or email address.
How does it work?
Users create an account with a Morse ID, then connect through that ID, a QR code, or an invitation. Messages and calls are encrypted, and users can also use disappearing messages, groups, and optional PIN or biometric protection.

Morse Messenger is a private messenger for people who want to connect without sharing a phone number or email. Users create an account with a Morse ID and can send end-to-end encrypted messages, media, stickers, voice notes, and calls. It does not use ads, tracking, address-book uploads, or a public user directory.

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