The Pinngle Messenger app protects the user’s privacy by encrypting all their data and information, including messages, contacts, and call lists, through end-to-end encryption (E2EE). This system prevents any third party, apart from the communicating parties, from accessing or manipulating the user’s data, and the app itself cannot do this.
This app respects the user’s privacy by not storing any information or data of the user on its servers or its own servers. Servers are large computers used for storage, and many communication programs breach the privacy of users by accessing their messages, calls, and other information stored on these devices.
This app is secure and has many features that make it stand out from other programs and applications. It works in all countries and cannot be blocked as claimed by the communication program’s website. It does not drain the phone’s battery or slow down the device’s performance.
This app offers many communication services, with unique offerings such as free voice and video calls within the app’s user network. It also has the Pinngle-Out Calls service, which is cheaper than similar services like Viber and Skype.
One standout feature is the callback service, allowing users to make calls when the internet service is poor. It also has a call forwarding service to avoid high roaming costs by transferring calls from one number to another when traveling and temporarily using a new number.
The app features public channels unlike Viber and Telegram, where anyone can launch their channel and discuss their desired topics.
While the app has some drawbacks as a newcomer, it is constantly evolving towards improvement and is worth downloading as a replacement for messaging apps you no longer wish to use.
Download the app for Android here – and for iPhone here
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Article written by Malik Kabrial
