Keybase - Crypto for Everyone Hack 6.2.2 + Redeem Codes

Since Keybase doesn’t support legacy devices such as iPad Mini 1, the “Add a device” feature is somewhat limited. If you don’t want to deal with paper keys, linking 3+ devices to your Keybase account is the way forward. Think about those old iDevices you have lying around doing nothing. Suddenly they could be used to further strengthen the security of your Keybase account. This is terribly important if you use Keybase for professional team collaboration an/or as a digital wallet.

I have been looking for an encrypted and easy-to-use messenger as a longtime disappointed user of iMessages/Signal/WhatsApp. Let’s see what keybase does amazingly:

1) Encrypted with no extra steps
2) Requires no identifying information to create a profile
3) Works on multiple devices seamlessly
4) Easy and fun to use
5) BONUS: built-in crypto wallet to as a nice replacement for venmo/zelle and introduction to crypto for newbies!
6) other neat features: cloud storage up to 250gb, git repos, big teams (slack-like messenger for FREE), bot integrations, the list goes on...

What can be improved:
1) sluggish, but i assume it’s because of the encryption/decryption steps
2) race for good usernames and cannot change usernames afterwards

The only app i feel even completes close to this space is Status Encrypted Messenger, but it has high hurdles because of ultra-anonymous nature and account seeds being improperly stored/lost.

I love this app and I’m a little sad that the dev team was picked up my Zoom, but I hope this product continues to become better and better.
Crypto for everyone!

The team system is very limited and the namespace is not tied to an account. It is global and once deleted, they are gone forever. So it’s going to be a land race to get all the team names you can before others. Additional, team names are limited to 16 characters. It almost feels like I’m living back in the 1980’s. Some commands only work on the terminal, which means the “crypto for everyone” really means for everyone who is an super user, engineer or IT person. In the first 20 mins of use, I had to google instructions to understand how or if some was possible. Buttons/icons don’t support hover. I think it’s a good start, but needs work to be more user friendly. The team system needs a complete rewrite.

Best app for team comunication. Absolutely love it. GitHub integration is excellent. So much better than Slack.

There is a REALLY bad bug on M1 computers that causes the launcher to no longer open applications. Have tested repeatedly a variety of apps and their extentions and it's for sure keybase.

Absolutely love this app (and) we are mid-cycle crunch on an app so hope they fix this quickly. Highly recommend, just want if your'e on M1 for update.

I am really enthusiastic about Keybase chat as I depend on it daily for keeping in touch with close friends. The cross platform support is absolutely key for me (Apple Messages fail hard here, but Keybase is also far more reliable for me).

I do also use some of the other features like security cloud storage and git repos which is very handy.

I use this app every single day and it’s mostly greet. It lacks some of the polish and super convenient gestures that Slack offers, but that’s a fine trade off for the security Keybase offers. My biggest frustration is the fact that big team channels, in the mobile apps (not just iOS here) seem to cap the conversation at the last 20 messages or so. Works fine on desktop, and works fine on normal team chats, it’s just a bug on those big team subchannels. Please, for the love of god, fix this!

I am glad we finally have an iPad app instead of trying to use the cramped iPhone interface on the bigger screen. However, this feels more like a repackaged iPhone app than a proper iPad app. The chat is still unusable with an external keyboard. When you press return it enters a new line instead of sending the message. Compare this to literally any other chat application on iPadOS and you can see why this is a deal-breaker.

Sure some features here could be a bit cleaner or better, but this is encryption and security first, everything else second. It has a little bit of a learning curve, and "Teams" are still being worked out (but really are fine), but take the time to learn because encryption is a necessity these days.

I have no idea what these 1 star reviews are about. I’ve used KeyBase on mobile and desktop for multiple years now and I have nothing negative to say about it.

My family even uses this now for group communication after seeing the actions taken by Twitter, Facebook, Discord, etc....

This app is a staple in my every day workflow, two of my offices use it to keep in contact over projects and support tickets. There is room for improvement in the mobile apps however Keybase overall is one of the most useful apps I've ever downloaded. Chat, free Dropbox storage, encrypted git, teams, stellar, and more