allnet-xchat Hack 3.3.2

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Description

Allnet-xchat is a peer-to-peer (P2P) chat app. There is no centralized server and no single ID for any user. Instead, you name your contacts using the name or nickname you normally use to refer to them, then exchange keys -- one of the persons must enter a secret string from the other's screen. Messages are then exchanged confidentially.

Version history

3.3.2

2022-12-16

This version supports messages larger than 1400 bytes.

3.3.1

2022-01-26

Improved communication over the Internet, updated the protocol.

3.3.0

2021-12-28

Many improvements in reliability and speed, including the use of symmetric AES 256 keys and the Diffie-Hellman key exchange instead of RSA.

3.2.5

2018-03-23

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Redesigned user interface.

3.2.4

2017-12-03

Messages are now displayed in bubbles instead of as colored text.
AllNet-xchat now also supports multipeer (iOS device-to-device) communication

3.2.3

2017-09-26

Now includes badges and notifications of incoming messages.

1.1.2

2017-06-20

The app has been reconfigured so it spends less time processing incoming packets. This leads to more prompt handling of user interactions.

1.1.1

2017-06-14

This version has full functionality after a suspend, and also allows configuring, renaming, and deleting contacts. This version also delivers messages more reliably.

1.0

2016-06-08