On July 28, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey released a free, new open-source messaging app in Apple's App Store called Bitchat ...

Jack Dorsey's Bitchat is now available on the App Store, but security researchers have questioned the app's privacy claims.

Jack Dorsey, the former Twitter CEO, has launched BitChat, a Bluetooth messaging app now available on the Apple App Store.

The new Bitchat app, a Bluetooth messaging app by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, has launched on the App Store, but there is a ...

Bitchat Mesh utilises a Bluetooth mesh network for connectivity and supports end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and identity ...

Built over a weekend and released as an open-source project, bitchat mesh is designed for hyperlocal messaging. Users are ...

Jack Dorsey's new messaging app, Bitchat, is on the App Store, using Bluetooth mesh for offline chats. Despite being touted as private, experts like Alex Radocea quickly found it vulnerable to ...

A patriot,” in Trump’s words. “A callus” that only appears “after the work’s done,” as one Republican senator put it. The ...

Lost at a music festival? No signal? Friends nowhere to be found? No worries—there’s a new app that fixes that without ...

The Bitchat Mesh app relies on Bluetooth for messaging friends and family. The app doesn't need you to register with a phone ...

There’s also a “Panic Mode” that lets users delete all their data from the app instantly with just a triple tap.

Jack Dorsey's latest chat platform bitchat doesn't require internet or phone numbers to chat with other contacts.