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Session gives you full control over your encryption keys. No phone number, no email, no central authority—just you and your private conversations 🔑💬

No encryption = no protection 🛡️

No protection = total surveillance👁️

Every time you go online, your data is tracked, stored, and sold.

But you don’t have to accept it.

Check out the article below for 5 simple steps to protect your privacy and keep Big Tech out of your business 👇

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Stopping Big Tech from tracking you might feel impossible—but it’s not. With a few simple steps, you can take back control of your data.

Check out the link below for Session’s top 5 simple ways to stop Big Tech from tracking you online 👇

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'Everything I Say Leaks,' Zuckerberg Says in Leaked Meeting Audio "There are a bunch of things that I think are value-destroying for me to talk about, so I’m not going to talk about those."

guy famous for making spyware annoyed by lack of privacy

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- Google Docs → @cryptpad.org, fileverse.io
- Android / Mac → @grapheneos.org
- WhatsApp → @signal.org, @session-app.bsky.social
- Slack → @matrix.org

These updates are a step toward making private, decentralised calling a seamless experience.

More refinements are on the way—stay tuned for continued improvements in the months ahead.

iOS 2.8.7 refined the calling experience even further—addressing connection stability, microphone permissions, and call notifs.

A retry mechanism was introduced to improve message delivery during calls, and a glitch sometimes causing finished calls to reappear was fixed.

iOS 2.8.6 was all about stability.

Several crashes were resolved, including issues that could cause the app to unexpectedly close on the home screen or during database operations. These fixes improve overall performance and reliability across the app.

iOS 2.8.5 focused on making incoming calls more reliable.

Previously, users without CallKit enabled would see calls fail automatically—this is now fixed.

The update also included accessibility improvements and updated translations to enhance usability for a global audience.

🍎Session iOS saw three minor releases in December, bringing stability improvements, crash fixes, and better call reliability.

If you've been testing calls in beta, you should notice a smoother experience. Here’s what changed 👇

Privacy matters now more than ever.

This upgrade is a foundational change that will allow for more intuitive, dynamic, and feature-rich group chat experiences in future updates. Stay tuned for more!

Groups v2 also sets the stage for exciting new features like:

- Custom group descriptions and display pictures
- Inviting users by ONS or Account ID
- Admin controls, like adding other admins or leaving a group without deleting it

Why is this upgrade important?

It’s a whole suite of performance and reliability improvements for group chats, include more consistent messaging, better syncing of group settings, and smoother group creation.

Once it’s released, your existing group chats will enter a read-only mode after 2-4 weeks.

You’ll still be able to view past messages, but you won’t be able to send messages, edit settings, or change group members.

After extensive internal testing, the update is nearing completion and will be available soon.

For now, here’s what you need to know: after Groups v2 launches, current group chats will no longer be fully functional. Updating will be essential.

👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Groups v2 is approaching release.

This upgrade will improve stability and reliability in group chats, especially for larger groups, and lay the foundation for new features in the future 🧵

The response to the above is in our blog, and relates to 'Claim 1'.

Session code audit: Technical report published by Quarkslab - Session Private Messenger A Session code audit for the Android, iOS, and Desktop versions of Session been completed by the cybersecurity research company Quarkslab.

Hi, I'm Cam and I manage social media for Session.

To me knowledge, they are not a professional. There is no mention of professional cybersecurity experience in the About page on their blog.

The app has been audited by cybersecurity professionals. Learn more here:

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Session's new onboarding is quicker, easier and more intuitive than ever⚡️

There has never been a better time to try the app, or start protecting the conversations you're having with family and friends.

A Response to Recent Claims About Session's Security Architecture - Session Private Messenger This post provides a comprehensive analysis of Session's security design choices and explains why the supposed vulnerabilities recently described by a security researcher are based on misinterpretatio...

A blogger recently raised concerns about Session's security architecture.

In response, Session Co-Founder Kee Jefferys and Chief Software Architect Jason Rhinelander have addressed these claims in detail, clarifying the authors misconceptions.

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Session Protocol: Technical implementation details - Session Private Messenger Read up on the technical information behind the new Session Protocol, and our plans for rolling it out.

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A Response to Recent Claims About Session's Security Architecture - Session Private Messenger This post provides a comprehensive analysis of Session's security design choices and explains why the supposed vulnerabilities recently described by a security researcher are based on misinterpretatio...

Find our response here:

getsession.org/blog/a-respo...

The blog will shortly be updated to respond to your second round of criticisms of the app.

A Response to Recent Claims About Session's Security Architecture - Session Private Messenger This post provides a comprehensive analysis of Session's security design choices and explains why the supposed vulnerabilities recently described by a security researcher are based on misinterpretatio...

The response is actually very in-depth, and addresses each of the claims made by the blogger in detail.

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A Response to Recent Claims About Session's Security Architecture - Session Private Messenger This post provides a comprehensive analysis of Session's security design choices and explains why the supposed vulnerabilities recently described by a security researcher are based on misinterpretatio...

Check out our response here. The security of Session's encryption protocol has has been independently audited by the experts at Quarkslab.

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