McAfee’s Chadder messenger with data encryption launched for Android and Windows Phone
Chadder is the result of a partnership between Etransfr and John McAfee’s company Future Tense Systems. The free app keeps users’ exchanges from falling into the wrong hands by using entirely encrypted messages. The messages sent can only be unscrambled through a unique key on the recipient’s end, and anyone who tries to intercept the communications will see a meaningless sequence of characters.
The announcement of Chadder comes on the heels of an update to the famous messaging app Snapchat, which now has an IM feature. Once the conversation is over, all of the messages exchanged disappear without a trace. During these IM discussions, users can turn on video calling at any time to communicate face to face.
You can download the app from the Android Play Store or Windows Phone Store.

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