I have been saying all along, and have proven it to some doubters, that 95%+ of the messaging apps available to use can be hacked and broken faster than most people will admit. If they aren’t “easily” hacked, the owners of the “backbone” will relinquish “backdoor” access to legal acquisition of a warrant or court order (for non-LEO people, say in a legal suit or such), giving away “all your secret communications.
This is the latest warning I’ve read about: https://www.today.com/video/fbi-warns-against-sending-texts-between-apple-and-android-users-226251845984
One way to create pretty secure communications is to use a code book that limited people have, and having the ability to have many code books at hand as wanted, that are digital and secure is an even better way.
With CBManager, you can create as many code books as you want, each being unique and digitally created with input from you the user. This application can also create, edit, and save an encrypted message which you can then attached to an email for your CBClient (or other CBManager) user to decrypt and read, then they can create ,edit and save an encrypted message to send back.
With CBManager, you can create, edit, and encrypt a message from any of the codebooks issued to you by a CBManager, and you can decrypt and read a message sent to you if you have the codebook the message was created in.
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