OUR PURPOSE
A blockchain, cybersecurity, and social media firm called DatChat Inc. is dedicated to safeguarding our information both before and after we share it with others. We think that everyone has the same right to privacy online as they do in their own living rooms, and that this right should not end when someone clicks “send.” The DatChat Messenger & Private Social Network, which is our flagship product, is a privacy platform and mobile application that enables users to connect and share with the privacy and security they deserve.
Even after they’ve been sent, users of our platform can maintain control over their messages and posts. Users can delete texts they send on both their own device and the recipient’s device using our program. There is no predetermined window of time in which they must make their decision. A message that has already been delivered to a recipient’s device can be deleted at any moment by the user. Users can even delete the entirety of a discussion at any point, making it appear as though it never took place. Additionally, the recipient is nearly unable to screenshot a message or image before it is deleted thanks to the screenshot security technology in our application.
PRIVACY-BASED SOCIAL NETWORK DATCHAT
Our right to privacy is more important than ever, and DatChat is essential since social media censorship is expanding quickly. On social media as well as in real life, we have a right to privacy.
With the help of the DatChat Private Social Network, you may post, share, and comment in a safe and totally private environment with your friends and associates. Your contributions and comments will only be visible to those you permit. They cannot also be screenshotted, forwarded, or shared. All posts can be erased completely and without a trace at any time, or they can be scheduled to disappear at a certain time. The DatChat Private Social Privacy Platform, built on our patented technology, enables a special social network where you can safely share and communicate with your friends without being concerned about Big Data’s prying eyes.
