#secured messaging

It uses an end-to-end encryption system to assure its users of a secured service. Lastly, Confide is compatible with devices running Gingerbread onwards, which means a lot of Android users can use this messaging app to either send a secret message to a lover, plan a surprise party, or close deals with business partners. From writing letters to text messaging to composing emails, and now, we have plenty of options for instant messaging apps. But before all of that, let's check out some defunct instant messaging apps that became the blueprint to some popular chat apps we use today and unfortunately didn't make it today. It was one of the first instant messaging platforms that set the blueprint for the IM apps we have today. Pager, the service was launched in March 1998 and was one of the most popular messaging apps in the Philippines in the 2000s with interest-specific chatrooms, IMVironments, video and voice chats, and file sharing as some of its top features. MSN Messenger/Windows Live Messenger MSN Messenger was a cross-platform instant messaging client developed by Microsoft. BBM Formerly known as BlackBerry Messenger, BBM is a proprietary mobile instant messaging and video telephony app included on BlackBerry devices that were launched on August 1, 2005. Read more in our articles including "Confide’s self-destructing messages now on Android" and "Chat Apps We Never Got to Use".