Letstalk IM vs Linphone

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.

Linphone is a free program that allows users to make voice and video calls, as well as send and receive text messages. If you have a WiFi, 3G, or 4G internet connection, Linphone makes it possible for you to be reachable at all times, even while the app itself is closed. The following are some of the important features of Linphone: * audio and video calls in high quality * audio conference calls with several participants * the ability to share photographs and files * Linphone accounts that can be accessed at any time, even if the app is closed (thanks to push notifications) * compliant with a wide number of SIP-compatible VoIP service providers * secure communication (options for encryption) * allows for the ability to communicate with anyone who possesses a "traditional" phone line Linphone is compatible with the most popular mobile and desktop operating systems, and it provides a wide variety of specialized capabilities for users with more experience (codecs, transport standard, encryption options, DTMF...). Please visit the Linphone project website at www.linphone.org for any additional details.