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After connecting with your Facebook account, Cryptocat uses the Facebook API to send messages to other users. Within seconds of entering the lobby, someone asked if anyone had some "accounts that I can get money from."Īlternately, you can use Cryptocat to securely chat over Facebook. The lobby conversation is one of Cryptocat's main, ongoing chatrooms, and Cryptocat is not without its fair share of creeps and shady individuals. Type in "lobby" and you'll see people just hanging around at all times of the day. Most conversations in Cryptocat come and go very quickly, but some stick around. Note that you can also send Zip and image files up to 5MB between users, which Cryptocat will encrypt for you. You can jump back to the conversation at large by clicking its name at the top. If you'd rather have a private chat, click on the name of another user in the conversation, and start typing. Anyone can type in the same conversation name to join. It seems confusing because we're used to online services providing permanent profiles per person, but that's too much of a paper trail for privacy-conscious cryptocat. But if I'm calling myself Max and I try to join a conversation where you're already using Max as your nickname, then I have to change my nickname. To illustrate: If you're joining the PCMag conversation as Max and I've chosen the same nickname, you'll have to choose a different handle. Being based in the browser underlines the lightweight nature of Cryptocat, but it still packs useful features like audio and desktop alerts. There are also dedicated apps for OS X and iPhone. During testing, I used both the Chrome and FireFox browsers. I installed it on my Lenovo ThinkPad 420. The app lives in your browser, and is currently supported in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera. I wouldn't use it for everyday chit-chat, but it's perfect for a quick, secret discussion.Ĭryptocat has an 8-bit feel and bright, blocky graphics. This super-simple chatting app gives you nearly unlimited places to hide encrypted conversations, and it requires zero setup. Whether you want to complain about your coworkers or leak NSA secrets, browser-based Cryptocat (free) has you covered. You'd rather not have it connected to an account of yours, and you really don't want anyone listening in. Let's say you really need to tell someone a secret-but not in person.
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