For secure, interception-proof chat, the new Mega Chat service, conceived by Kim Dotcom’s team, is on the way.
Kim Dotcom is a figure destined to keep making headlines: never tired of pursuing encrypted systems, he is back in the spotlight with a new service.
This is Mega Chat, and – as the name itself, which has apparently been chosen and will therefore be used, suggests – it is indeed a chat and messaging service.
What will characterize Kim Dotcom’s “new technological offspring” is absolute secrecy: this chat, in fact, is said to be interception-proof.
Texts, images, and video calls will be able to travel over encrypted networks, allowing for practically secure information exchange.
The official announcement came directly from Kim Dotcom’s Twitter account, who, while not specifying a launch date for the service, implies that everything is already tested and ready to be opened for anyone’s use.
According to the concise tweet from Kim Dotcom, Mega Chat will also be primarily browser-based: there is no reference to the use of specific applications, but rather an emphasis on preferring this channel, also specifying that files will be exchanged at high speed.
Since the brief communications were only conveyed via Twitter, without many additional details, information about it remains very scarce at the moment.
Anticipation surrounding “Mega” branded projects and products is always very high; after all, it has been quite a few months since the last signs of activity from the Mega team, so the introduction of Mega Chat bodes well for a grand return by Kim Dotcom.
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