SimpleX Chat
Messaging with no user identifiers at all, not even a random number.
The messages are encrypted, but Meta still sees who you talk to, when, and how often, and ties it to your Facebook self. The metadata is the point. Here is what we recommend in its place.
Messaging with no user identifiers at all, not even a random number.
The mainstream secure messenger, trusted and easy to use.
Onion-routed messaging with no phone number and no central servers.
Open, federated chat on the Matrix network, no phone number needed.
Paid Swiss messenger with no phone number or email required.
A hardened fork of Signal for Android, with extra at-rest protection.
Encrypted chat over ordinary email, with no new account needed.
Anonymous desktop chat over Tor with no servers or accounts.
Bluetooth mesh messaging that works with no internet at all.
Serverless peer-to-peer messaging with a cryptographic ID.
Distributed peer-to-peer calls and chat, a GNU project.
Peer-to-peer messaging over Tor that even works with no internet.
Metadata-resistant messenger over Tor
See all 13 tools on the Messaging page, with the details for each.