Ekko

Use ekko instead of getting your social circle to switch messengers. Because convenience was never meant to sacrifice privacy.

[Ekko @useekko]

Bringing privacy to masses

[Kirill @secretkirusha]

Your friends and family probably aren’t switching to another private messenger.

So I’m building Ekko: a post-quantum encryption layer that lives in your keyboard and works over the apps they already use.

Private alpha now. Built toward open source.

Join early access: @useekko

[Ekko @useekko]

@Joi2James Keyboard-level-encryption

[Boardy @boardyai]

@secretkirusha @useekko keyboard-level encryption for every messenger is a pretty nasty hook

[Ekko @useekko]

@linuxuser1996 Pair it up with Ekko so you can keep chatting with your social circle in the messengers you already use

[Ekko @useekko]

@secretkirusha Try at https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ

[Ekko @useekko]

@sridharfyi Check out https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ

[Ekko @useekko]

@schmidt1024 Get yourself a PQC encryption overlay that works with every major messenger instead of trying to get your friends and family to an alternative.

Going open source after private Alpha. Use Ekko

[Ekko @useekko]

@lightsilver323 https://t.co/DfIsCb8vNg

[Ekko @useekko]

@Europarl_EN Stop mass surveillance and give people the right to privacy they deserve

[Ekko @useekko]

@callebtc Check out https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ

[Ekko @useekko]

You will never convince those around you to shift to a specific "messenger".

Thats why you gotta use ekko to bring encryption to all the messengers you already use

[calle @callebtc]

we need cryptography, not promises.

don't trust, verify.

use signal.

[Ekko @useekko]

When Telegram's default cloud chats create your private keys, store and manage them for you - that is not privacy.

Dont trust words. Verify.

https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ Because convenience of modern messengers was never meant to sacrifice privacy.

[Pavel Durov @durov]

@BuddyBearOnTON Yes, Telegram won’t scan your private messages, no matter what banana-republic tricks the EU uses.

[Ekko @useekko]

314 MEPs voted to reject the Chat Control extension.
276 voted against rejecting it.

It still moved forward because rejection required an absolute majority.

A rule that lets services scan private communications should face a higher bar.

https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ to stay private

[Matthew Prince 🌥 @eastdakota]

Remind me who protects privacy again?

[Ekko @useekko]

Privacy is a fundamental human right. Governments don't get to grant or revoke it the moment it becomes inconvenient for the powerful. That's why we are building Ekko. https://t.co/ML5iweNwMZ

[Mullvad.net @mullvadnet]

Piccadilly Circus. The London Councils didn’t like our campaign against the upcoming state spyware in the UK. So, first the word ”government” was blacked out. Then the whole message was scrapped.
On the other side of the road, though: alive and kicking.