Privacy passport
- No tracking
- Yes
- Open source
- Yes
- Only you can read it
- Encrypted
- No account
- Needed
- Free
- Yes
- Android
- iPhone
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Messages are encrypted, but Meta collects who you talk to, when, your contacts and device data, and links it across its apps.
Privacy passport
App
Swiss messenger you buy once; it works with a random Threema ID, no phone number or email required.
App
Messenger with no user IDs at all: contacts connect through one-time links, so there is no number or username to leak.
App
Hardened Android build of Signal that adds a passphrase-locked database and talks to the same Signal network.
App
Encrypted messenger that gives you a random ID instead of asking for a phone number, and routes messages through an onion network.
App
Messenger that runs over email: it creates an encrypted address for you on a chat-only server, no phone number asked.
App
French messenger that works without a phone number or email; you add contacts by scanning or sharing a code.