Finding secure messaging applications can be a hassle, especially considering on the security of messaging and calling apps we use every single day.
Thankfully, Windows Phone users will have a new option in the coming months from Rockliffe Systems.
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I recently spoke to the Vice President of the company, Igusti Manik Sugiyani, about the possibility. Manik told me:.
“Our expertise in Window’s platform for over 19 years so I believe It won’t be the issue for our engineers,” Manik told me.
For, now, he says, Rockliffe is staying focused on delivering the iOS this year, but he says the Windows Phone version will “hopefully” be on its way “soon” and that the company is “definitely” looking at bringing the app to Windows Phone.
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If you’re not aware of what exactly Stealth Messenger is, it’s a secure messaging application that integrates features similar to those that can be found in Snapchat and Viber. These features include:
- SCREEN LOCK: Stealth encrypts your information on the screen so that nobody can snoop over your shoulder and read your chat messages. Stealth secures your chat data by changing all the words and pictures on the screen to something that a human cannot understand. This ensures that nobody can read your messages, except you. YES, only YOU.
- PICTURE LOCK: When you want to unlock the encrypted information on the screen in Stealth you don’t need to remember or enter a password. Stealth uses a simple and unique method with a picture and an unlock point to switch to decrypted mode.
- PEER TO PEER ENCRYPTION: Stealth uses peer to peer encryption to secure all of your messages and photos. The encryption keys are generated by the sender and recipient devices and are not stored on the server. This means that you can speak freely just like when you’re talking in person without the risk of somebody snooping and copying or storing your conversation.
- BURN MESSAGES: Using the Burn timer, you can choose which conversations remain in the chat history and which ones do not. You no longer need to worry about someone seeing your secret messages – with the Burn timer you can take control of your message!
What do you think? Will you be embracing the new Stealth Messenger when it launches on Windows Phone?
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