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White Noise v1.0 released - Secure Private Messengerwhitenoise.chat/download
0 sats \ 3 comments \ @supratic 10 Jul nostr

Privacy & Security

White Noise secures conversations using strong cryptography, enforced by end-to-end encryption. With forward secrecy and post-compromise security, even if keys are exposed, your past and future messages stay hidden.

Identity Freedom

Communicate without needing phone numbers or emails. Choose anonymity, a pseudonym, or your real name. Your identity, your rules.

Open & Decentralized

Built on open standards like Nostr and the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol, White Noise lets you take your identity, data, and contacts across platforms. Switch apps anytime without losing connections.

Distributed & Unscensorable

No single entity controls the network. Thousands of independent nodes worldwide ensure censorship resistance. Run your own relay in minutes, no corporate servers needed.

Fast, Reliable, & Scalable

Engineered for real-time performance, White Noise handles direct messages to massive groups seamlessly. Built for speed, designed for reliability.

Non-Profit & Community-Driven

White Noise is a non-profit, community-driven project. We are not funded by any corporation, and we are not beholden to any government or organization. We are a group of volunteers who are passionate about privacy and security.
Code: https://github.com/parres-hq/whitenoise/
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @moptosh 3 Aug
Thanks for sharing. Here's my take: For maximum anonymity and simplicity choose SimpleX Chat, especially for one-on-one or small group chats with no metadata and no ID.
For censorship-resistant, scalable group messaging choose White Noise particularly for activist or high-risk use cases but ensure private relays or Tor for metadata protection.
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @supratic OP 3 Aug
do you know how whitenoise differentiate from simplex for group chat and high-risk uses?
why you suggest one or another for such cases?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @moptosh 3 Aug
This sentence can be confusing: "For maximum anonymity and simplicity chooses simplex chat, especially for one-on-one or small group cats with no metadata and no id." This is not at all what I meant. For a simplicity of use and reinforced confidentiality Simplex is ideal especially for small trusted groups and with remembering to use the incognito mode to protect yourself more in a public group. For maximum anonymity and White Noise metadata protection is more suitable, especially if it is combined with "TOR"
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