Explore the new XChat with Bitcoin-style Encryption

As you may know, Elon Musk has officially announced that XChat with Bitcoin-style Encryption is rolling out. It is designed to make your conversations more secure, private, and powerful than before. Elon Musk’s X team built XChat with the same kind of technology that keeps Bitcoin secure. It’s all built in Rust, a modern programming language that’s known for speed and safety.

You can now proceed to the rest of the article on the Orcacore website to explore the new XChat with Bitcoin-style Encryption.

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XChat Messaging and Audio/Video Calling

As you must know, messaging on X is very simple and basic. You can just send direct messages, no calls, no encryptions, etc, just simple texts. But with this big update, XChat offers real-time texting, voice, and video calling, and full file sharing. Also, everything is protected by high-end encryption, so your chats stay between you and the person you’re talking to.

XChat isn’t just about texting, it lets you make audio and video calls, right inside the app. Here are some key features of XChat’s calling:

Private calls secured by encryption
Group calling options (coming soon)
Low data usage mode for mobile users
Mute, camera toggle, and screen sharing (in future updates)

XChat with Bitcoin-style Encryption

One of the best features in XChat is that it uses a style of encryption similar to Bitcoin. It means once you send a message, it gets locked with a code that the person you are talking to has the key. This encryption style is called end-to-end.

This feature makes it a great choice for privacy and security, and you have full control of your data.

Disappearing Messages in XChat for Extra Privacy

Another cool feature in XChat is vanishing messages. With XChat, you can set your chats to auto-delete after a few seconds, minutes, or hours. You can easily set a timer on a message, and after that, your messages are gone. If screenshots are taken, the sender gets alerted.

XChat is Built on Rust

Rust is a modern programming language known for being fast, safe, and super reliable. Most messaging apps run on older tech, but XChat uses Rust. Apps that use Rust will use less memory and battery, can easily handle large amounts of data, and are also harder to hack.

Choosing Rust shows Elon Musk and the X team are serious about performance and safety.

Does XChat Work on All Devices?

Yes, XChat is working on all devices. Whether you’re on iPhone, Android, Windows, or Mac, you can use it. All you need is the X app, and XChat is part of it.

Mobile-ready: Optimized for small screens and fast typing
Desktop-friendly: Supports mouse, keyboard, and larger files
Browser-accessible: Use it without downloading anything extra

XChat includes powerful login and security features to make sure only you can access your messages. Some of the ways XChat keeps you secure:

Two-factor authentication (2FA): Adds an extra login step to protect your account
Login alerts: You get a notification if someone tries to log in from a new device
End-to-end encryption: Ensures no one else can read your chats, not even X

X is also working on biometric login (like Face ID and fingerprint) for future versions of XChat. Also, you should remember that all chats, files, and calls are encrypted. So even if someone hacks your phone, they still won’t be able to read your messages without your private key.

Final Words

XChat comes with strong privacy, modern features, and full integration into the X platform to be a serious player in the messaging space. Hope you enjoy reading the article. Please subscribe to us on X, Facebook, and YouTube.

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