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Ha, that thing you tweeted about, is like OverSec for browsers. OverSec works on Android, has some awesome features
In particular you can send the encrypted text encoded into non visible glyphs, and then write a cover message that is displayed instead
So your WhatsApp doesn’t look like it is full of encrypted chatter, but just normal messages. Of course, forensics would find it, but…
At least it is safe from prying eyes. And it can use symmetric crypto or pgp. Works on lots of apps. Even gmail.
Which might make it the most usable pgp email implementation anywhere. Transparent pgp crypto over the gmail app :)
oversec.io … the crypto part is open source as well. And it’s free.
