Uses the "shh" protocol string of DEVp2p. Tox: Higher-level (IM & AV chat) replacement.Connection oriented, so no TTL and not designed for asynchronous data publication. Uses DHT to do deterministic routing therefore insecure against simple statistical packet-analysis attacks against a large-scale attacker. Similar in approach to BitTorrent (uses modified Kademila tech), but rather than discovering peers for a given hash, it routes to the recipient given its hash. TeleHash: Secure connection-orientated RTC comms.Higher-level (e-mail replacement, only “several thousand/day”, larger mails), fixed TTL and no hinting to optimise for throughput.
Bitmessage: Similar in the basic approach of P2P network exchanging messages with baseline PKI for dark comms.0MQ: A distributed messaging system, no inherent privacy safeguards.UDP: Similar in API-level, native multicasting.Messages less than 64K bytes, typically around 256 bytes. High latency, high TTL 1-* publication messages.Low-latency, 1-1 or 1-N signalling messages.Dark No reliable methods for tracing packets or.Uncertain-latency Not designed for RTC.Low-bandwidth Not designed for large data transfers.Low-level API only exposed to DApps, never to users.In general, think transactions, but without the eventual archival, any necessity of being bound to what is said or automated execution & state change. This could be a DApp for a whistleblower to communicate to a known journalist exchange some small amount of verifiable material and arrange between themselves for some other protocol (Swarm, perhaps) to handle the bulk transfer. DApps that need to provide dark (plausible denial over perfect network traffic analysis) comms to two correspondents that know nothing of each other but a hash.DApps that need to provide non-real-time hinting or general communications between each other.For example, a currency exchange DApp may use it to coordinate an offer prior to creating one (or two, depending on how the exchange is structured) transactions on the exchange. DApps that need to signal to each other in order to ultimately collaborate on a transaction.The offer wouldn’t be binding, merely a hint to get a potential deal started. In this case, it may last anything between tens of minutes and days. For example, a currency exchange DApp may use it to record an offer to sell some currency at a particular rate on an exchange. DApps that need to publish small amounts of information to each other and have the publication last some substantial amount of time.Also, you can talk with anyone else who uses the application. Whisper is a very interesting social network that is very similar to Secret (also available on Uptodown) that lets you share secrets in a completely anonymous fashion. Or, you can choose to see posts that are based on distance in order to receive notifications from people who are just a few miles away from you. On the one hand, you can choose your organization or university so that you can access the posts that come from other people belonging to the same institution. In addition to seeing the most popular posts, Whisper also allows you to set two interesting filters. They can also create a post similar to the ones seen here by just writing a short text with their secret (or whisper) and selecting a picture (recommended by the application) that goes with what they have written.
In the main tab of Whisper, users can check out the most popular posts at the moment and respond to any of them. Whisper is an anonymous social network that gives users an easy way to share their secrets and interact with the other users by responding to their secrets or even starting a conversation through chat.
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