Google Chat vs Letstalk IM

Google Chat is a communication and collaboration tool designed specifically for teams that is both intelligent and safe to use. Chat makes it easy to do work wherever a conversation is taking place by facilitating everything from ad hoc messaging to cooperation on topic-based workstreams. • Group collaboration that enables for the development of Google Workspace content and its distribution (Docs, Sheets, and Slides) without the need to worry about assigning access to individual users. • It is much simpler to get work done thanks to features such as shared documents, tasks, and events; side-by-side editors; and one-click scheduling, meetings, and document production. • Functionality similar to that of Google Search, with additional choices to narrow your results to discussions and information that you've already shared; Ready for Enterprise use, with all of the security and access controls offered by Google Workspace, such as Data Loss Prevention, Compliance, Admin Settings, Vault Retention, Holds, Search, and Export.

A messaging program that is easy to use, quick, and has the highest level of security. Letstalk is a feature-rich messaging program with a primary emphasis on maintaining users' anonymity and confidentiality. It is designed to make communication easier while simultaneously providing you with the necessary amount of privacy you require. • Messages are encrypted from beginning to end, providing an additional layer of protection for your private chats. • Instant messaging enables users to have private conversations instantly with people all around the world. • Burn after read allows you to set a timer for each chat, at the end of which the message will be deleted. • With TextAnytime, you can pre-arrange for the message to be delivered at a particular time. • Unread: You have read the messages but have not sent any receipts. • Change the font size to make yourself heard using large letters or very little ones. • Edit message - Edit sent message. • Pin to the top — Make sure that you pin the most important information to the top.