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How The App India Tried To Kill Proved Why Cypherpunk Tools Keep Winning

India’s formal notice calling Bitchat a threat to lawful interception became free marketing. The mesh app that needs no internet, no phone number, and no central server is still standing.

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How The App India Tried To Kill Proved Why Cypherpunk Tools Keep Winning

India’s formal notice calling Bitchat a threat to lawful interception became free marketing. The mesh app that needs no internet, no phone number, and no central server is still standing.

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Peer-to-peer over peer-to-peer.

Bitchat, the peer-to-peer encrypted messaging app that sends messages over Bluetooth LE, can now itself be sent from one Android device to another — no internet or Google Play Store required. This is a big deal,…

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mercoledì 29 luglio 2026·theverge.com
Peer-to-peer over peer-to-peer.
Bitchat, the peer-to-peer encrypted messaging app that sends messages over Bluetooth LE, can now itself be sent from one Android device to another — no internet or Google Play…
giovedì 30 luglio 2026·bitcoinmagazine.com
How The App India Tried To Kill Proved Why Cypherpunk Tools Keep Winning
India’s formal notice calling Bitchat a threat to lawful interception became free marketing. The mesh app that needs no internet, no phone number, and no central server is still…