Numbers Station

Prevent Remote Exploitation of Your Device By NSO Group & Cytrox Other messaging apps can be exploited by sending malicious messages containing a "zero-click" exploit to the victim. Victims do not see these messages nor know that they have been exploited. Numbers Station has hardened its security from these exploitation techniques. Numbers Station also offers the ability to quarantine incoming messages, such as those from unknown users. These messages will not be processed so exploitation is prevented and the user is aware a message was received. Suspicious-looking quarantined messages, such as ones from an unknown address, can be submitted to Numbers Station for further analysis. Numbers Station will alert you if the message is deemed malicious. Numbers Station is the only messaging app to offer this service.

Counter-Forensic Tool Protection Only messaging app that protects against Cellebrite and GrayKey forensic tools, even when they have successfully unlocked your iOS device.

Protect Against Quantum Computer Decryption Numbers Station’s quantum safe end-to-end encryption ensures your messages cannot be intercepted today and decrypted in the future by a hostile government's quantum computing program. End-to-end encryption means only the sender and recipient can decrypt the message, not Numbers Station or anyone else. No other messaging app offers this level of protection. Unbreakable encryption today and tomorrow. The Numbers Station app offers a total of three independent layers of encryption: Inner layer: Quantum safe, end-to-end (optional to use) Middle layer: State-of-the-art, end-to-end Outer layer: State-of-the-art, app-to-server

Protect Your Identifying Information and Contacts Information Numbers Station does not require a phone number, e-mail address, social media account or any personally identifying information to create an account or use the app. Numbers Station knows nothing about you. When you purchase a subscription, Numbers Station does not receive any details about you, Numbers Station only knows that the subscription is active. Numbers Station uses randomly generated addresses, like nLsYL1QOt5NcrOJ3Vwxpj90uTju2.