aTalk
An encrypted instant messaging with video call and GPS features for android.
- Free • Open Source
- Android
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aTalk is an XMPP client that supports the following features:
* Instant messaging in plain text and End-to-End encryption with OMEMO or OTR
* OMEMO encryption is available during multi-user group chat session, giving users maximum privacy and security
* Supports both voice and video call with ZRTP encryption
* Send and receive files for all document types and images. For image file, a thumbnail is first sent for preview and acceptance is needed before the actual file is sent
* Integrated photo editor with zooming and cropping, user can update his/her avatar with ease
* Multiple accounts support
* Instant messaging in plain text and End-to-End encryption with OMEMO or OTR
* OMEMO encryption is available during multi-user group chat session, giving users maximum privacy and security
* Supports both voice and video call with ZRTP encryption
* Send and receive files for all document types and images. For image file, a thumbnail is first sent for preview and acceptance is needed before the actual file is sent
* Integrated photo editor with zooming and cropping, user can update his/her avatar with ease
* Multiple accounts support
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Categories
Social & Communications • Travel & Location • File Sharing • Photos & GraphicsTags
- gps-location
- Instant Messaging
- zrtp
- share-gps-location
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View allaTalk was added to AlternativeTo by igenn on Oct 20, 2019 and this page was last updated Jan 27, 2021.
Finally! The unknown child of Jitsi and Conversations (ZRTP&OMEMO). A long waited app. It can&will fully replace Signal and Whatsapp. I hope comes a desktop client too or someone write a "How to emulate this on desktop".
Thumbs up for the dev!