During this early weekend, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), updated the promotions available in App Store for applications, so we're talking about the best application of the week for iOS promoted in the section Editor's Choice. SIMSme is the application chosen for promotion by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), in the following week and we are talking about a messaging application that promises to keep our messages completely safe.
Sending messages with SIMSme is absolutely safe and private — no eavesdropping possible! SIMSme is a free messenger app with real end-to-end encryption — guaranteed by Deutsche Post. Download now! Your data remains YOUR data. Messages are encrypted on the sender's device and can only be decrypted on the recipient's device. Even we, the operators, cannot view your messages on our own servers.
SIMSme is a messaging application that promises to encrypt the messages sent by its users, and even more than that, it also offers options for their automatic destruction after a period of time. The messages sent by us to other users of the application are transferred encrypted through the German servers of the application developers and are then decrypted when displayed in the terminal of the interlocutors.
Using SIMSme, you can either specify an "expiration date" for your messages or only make your messages readable for a certain period of time. Our "self-destruction" feature serves to keep private matters truly private! Thanks to SIMSme's transparent background, you can always keep track of things – even if you're typing while walking.
Apart from this functionality, the application can be used exactly like any other messaging system, so you won't have to have advanced knowledge. SIMSme Is available for FREE DOWNLOAD in App Store.
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SIMSme – Your secure messenger
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Description: Sending messages with SIMSme is absolutely safe and private no eavesdropping possible! SIMSme is a free messenger app with real end-to-end encryption guaranteed by Deutsche Post. Download now!
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