No outages, no data leaks: The new WhatsApp killer built on the blockchain cr...

No outages, no data leaks: The new WhatsApp killer built on the blockchain cr...

Messenger and WhatsApp are known for aggregating user data and selling it for profit to advertisers. This company brings an encrypted messenger to protect the data. Oxen is a privacy-focused platform built on top of a proof-of-stake (PoS) network. It has also built a secure and anonymous messaging platform Session.The company’s chief technical officer Kee Jefferys talked to Cointelegraph about its platform, its technology and how important privacy and data protection are for the end-user.1. Hello! Tell us about Oxen and Session.OXEN is a private, stakeable cryptocurrency. The Oxen token....


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