To ensure SimpleX Network independence, we created a non-profit SimpleX Network Foundation! The board: @HeatherMeeker4, Matt Odell (primal.net/odell), @TadeasKmenta, @epoberezkin simplexnetwork.org/consortiu…

Proponents of allowing solo PQ, a weakened version of ECC+PQ, have been posting various talking points recently to the IETF TLS mailing list. I've posted a quick guide to those talking points: nsa.2026.action.cr.yp.to/gui…

It's such an amazing time to be alive. I've wired @SimpleXChat to @ollama with pi.dev. I've created a dozen agent roles that I would like to chat with, with different skills (social, soft, and technical). Completely private and secure chats with each.

created a simplex channel, basically a private version of telegram, adds redundancy if website goes down, and notifications: smp4.simplex.im/c#pnthhrx5Bf…

App of the Day: @SimpleXChat - a private and encrypted messenger without any user IDs. Make a private connection via link / QR code to send messages and make calls. -> privacytools.io/app/simplex-…

Big thank you to @trailofbits for finding bugs and vulnerabilities in SimpleX Chat and submitting patches. SimpleX Chat is getting better every day!

🆔Starmer's plans for child-locked devices is a Trojan horse for digital ID "The only way to escape Starmer’s Great British Firewall and get regular internet access is to undergo a digital ID check on the device to register yourself as an adult user. Convenient, perhaps, for a Prime Minister who has failed to get a digital ID system through the front door" - @silkiecarlo

Scanning devices is not a solution for safety - it's a backdoor that endangers everybody. It violates many laws, including in the UK, and is technically unenforceable. Such ideas were rejected before and must be rejected now.

Just listed on NULL_ROUTE: #SimpleX Chat. 🔒 No phone number. No username. No user ID — not even a random one. The only messenger where even the servers can't tell who you're talking to. Open-source, Tor-ready, self-hostable. → cetoc.org/routen.html?cat=to… @SimpleXChat #Privacy

California’s New Age-Verification Bill Frees Linux But Expands Age Tracking to the Open Web reclaimthenet.org/california…

Most private messengers encrypt the message. @SimpleXChat hides the identity, the graph, and — with Tor — the route. No phone number. No username. No user ID. No central social graph. Optional Tor/Orbot routing. That’s why SimpleX is different. Signal protects your chats. Telegram hides only Secret Chats by default. XChat encrypts content but still leaves metadata visible to X. SimpleX goes deeper: The server doesn’t know who you are. The network doesn’t need your phone number. And with Tor, even the route can be harder to trace. Encryption protects the message. SimpleX protects the map.

We just created the page with the links to 240+ community articles, posts, videos, podcasts, guides in 20+ languages about SimpleX Chat: simplex.chat/links Big thank you to everybody who promoted what we build. It would not have happened without you.