Jack Dorsey has launched Bitchat, a decentralized messaging app, now in beta on TestFlight. This peer-to-peer app uses ...

Jack Dorsey has announced bitchat, a new experimental peer-to-per messaging app that doesn’t require the internet or even an account to work.

Bitchat differs from apps like Meta's WhatsApp and Messenger, operating entirely peer-to-peer with no accounts, user ...

Bitchat uses mesh networks to deliver messages without WiFi or cell service ...

Jack Dorsey starts Bitchat, a new messaging app that doesn't need the internet or phone numbers. Users can talk to one other ...

Jack Dorsey unveils Bitchat, a new Bluetooth-based, peer-to-peer messaging app focused on privacy, encryption, and decentralisation with no need for Wi-Fi.

It's called Bitchat, and it's based on Bluetooth mesh networking. Here's what to know about Jack Dorsey's latest foray into messaging systems.

Unlike WhatsApp or Signal, users don’t need a phone number, email ID, or even a user account to use the app. Instead, Bitchat ...

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Jack Dorsey launches Bitchat, a Bluetooth-based, decentralized messaging app with no internet, servers, or sign-ups required.

What has Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter (now X) been up to lately? Among other things, creating experimental little ...

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey today unveiled Bitchat, a peer-to-peer messaging app that operates entirely without internet connectivity, launched in beta via Apple’s TestFlight ...