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PGP founder’s mobile privacy app goes live

Posted on October 10, 2012July 2, 2025 by Dissent

Bill Ray reports:

Silent Circle, the secure mobile communications app backed by Phil Zimmerman, has gone live – offering protection from all but the most determined of government departments.

Silent Circle comprises a handful of iOS/Android/PC apps facilitating secure phone calls, text messaging and video calling, with secure email promised soon, all presented through an idiot-friendly interface aimed at corporate executives and international journalists rather than local freedom fighters who might find $20 a month a bit rich.

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