Vector Messenger is a free, open-source, decentralized, and censorship-resistant chat communication platform that doesn't require any form of KYC, prevents metadata tracking, and will never allow for any form of advertisements to depreciate the user experience. The application is optimally designed to be lightweight, energy efficient, and requires minimum computing resources allowing for Vector Messenger to be run on virtually any device (<200mb RAM). Free-to-Use, Open-Source Vector Privacy is a free messenger application that was designed for anyone around the world that seeks to protect their basic human right to privacy and wants to speak freely, without being monitored by third-parties for any intrusive reason. Vector is also open source, which means that the codebase is public and anyone can review its technical design, verify authenticity, as well as contribute to improve the overall quality for all users. No Compromise Encryption Vector utilizes a decentralized relay network (Nostr) as the base infrastructure to communicate information and transmit data, which means it is not stored on a centralized server. The chosen standard, NIP-17, provides a secure and private way for users to communicate directly with each other on the Nostr network. It achieves this by using a combination of NIP-44 encryption, NIP-59 seals, and gift wraps. No Personal Data Tracing, Breaches, & Leaks Vector doesn’t store your personal data in a centralized cloud service or on centralized servers, thus massively reducing the risk of data leaks and private information being shared against the will of the rightful owner. By design, Vector does not possess the technical permissions or abilities to access private information of Vector users. Even Vector developers, nor Formless Labs, have access or permission to your information and data.