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Dib2Qm

25 downloads

Uploaded by: Silent Miqo
Version: 0.24.20 (build 2420)

Dib2Qm versions

0.24.28 (build 2428)
19 downloads

0.24.20 (build 2420)
25 downloads
Size: 3.7 MiB
Publish Date: 2024-03-15
Category: Tools
Package: net.sourceforge.dibdib.android.dib2qm
Minimum OS: Android 5.0
SHA1: b5565fe6011790b4e4afd7e9ae94e48195a1fbb7
Description: Dib2Qm (aka Dibdib Messenger) Messenger for secured chats and groups (end-to-end encrypted). Dib2Qm is a messenger that works via e-mail servers, end-to-end encrypted. Currently only as experimental version! Some of the following features are not supported yet. Text messages are not only end-to-end encrypted, they also get stored on your device in an encrypted way. Images, attachments etc. can be sent -- encrypted, of course, but since they depend on third-party programs, they are stored unencrypted. Dib2Qm makes use of your device's 'Download' folder (also for backups and archives). You need an e-mail account (on a server with standard IMAP and SMTP services), for which a small app like this one is allowed to access the services. Just try it out! -- on a non-critical device (And if your e-mail provider blocks it, use a different provider. Dib2Qm does not depend on a centralized server.) - You can only chat with people who also use Dib2Qm. - After the setup, please first start the messaging service (via menu). - If you get a connection, the status should turn green (... 'ON'). - Add a contact, via menu: you have to enter the other one's e-mail address. - If you then touch the new contact, you will be asked to send the 'invitation' (i.e. the key info for exchanging secured messages). - Once the key exchange is completely done (black/red, orange, green), the chat works similar to other apps. If one of your chats gets 'stuck' (due to a key exchange problem), just send another 'invitation' from within the chat. It is possible to use the address of your device's 'Google account', but they insist on you explicitly allowing messenger apps: you would log in with your browser (!), go to 'Settings', 'Forwarding...IMAP', 'Enable IMAP', 'Save', then to 'Accounts', 'Other ... settings', '...Security', '2-Step...', 'Off', and 'Connected apps', 'Allow less secure', 'On'. Strange? It is easier to use an extra e-mail account for Dib2Qm, but depending on your provider you might still have to allow IMAP services. Both, using the device's account address or using a dedicated e-mail address for Dib2Qm, have their advantages and disadvantages ... If you want to do a complete re-start, go to the device's settings, clear the app data, then open a file manager, clear the 'Download/dibdib' data, and then you can start the app a-fresh.