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It's only for android.

• mike-cardwell 13y ago
  He's working on an iOS version too. Plus, it's open source so other people can write clients for other operating systems if they want. [EDIT]: https://www.facebook.com/surespot/posts/614633905213667 https://www.facebook.com/surespot/posts/614633905213667 26th June: "Just sent first successful surespot encrypted message from iPhone to Android."
• vishaldpatel 13y ago
  It's open source. Fund it and it'll get ported to other platforms =)
• themrdarknezz 13y ago
  I don't see how hemlis is worse though? It's even better since it's funded.
  • mike-cardwell 13y ago
    It's worse because: 1.) It's not open source 2.) They want to charge for certain features that are free in surespot. (on top of the $100k they're already asking for) 3.) They wont let you run your own server
    • weixiyen 13y ago
      #1 and #3 does not make it worse. #2 might not either depending on what that feature is.
      • Karunamon 13y ago
        For an encryption app? I'd almost argue that not being able to access the source code makes it a non starter. There's no way to guarantee a lack of backdoors otherwise.