Direct Calls for Clear Communication
Have you heard the clear difference? Your Internet calls by WhatsApp, Viber, or Skype, translate your voice into digital code and then have to decode and encode again several times during transmission.
ShazzleChat privacy messenger delivers your call directly to your receiver, bypassing the web, and does not require multiple layers of encoding and decoding, so the transmission gets to you with minimal distortion.
This translates to improved sound and video quality, almost like being in the same room. Speak with true clarity with ShazzleChat.
How does ShazzleChat give you quality audio and video?
ShazzleChat bypasses the Web in connecting your call. It has built a state-of-the-art method using web RTC to initiate and connect calls. When you start a call, your device connects to a signaling server.
The signaling server informs your recipient that you would like to connect for a call (audio or video).
Once your recipient answers, your device is directly connected to your recipient in a peer-to-peer method- no World Wide Web. No middleman or extra encoding is required.
The competition uses a different method where they connect your call through a series of channels -at the very least through a connecting server -that will encode and decode your messages multiple times before it reaches their destination.
Each layer of encoding and decoding adds distortion. ShazzleChat’s minimal encoding brings you higher-quality audio and video.
ShazzleChat is private and Off-The-Web, it is not visible to most Big Tech or government censors.
Sender delivers the message, not Shazzle, so there is no central point of collection, and no need to trust the app developer (Shazzle), since no one but the receiver gets the message.
ShazzleChat exposes no data to third parties. Not even Shazzle ever gets a copy. Instead, Shazzle connects the users, then goes dark, while they use the connection to deliver their message or call.
Other popular messengers
WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, a company with a record of selling and logging your info, reading private messages and group chats, issuing censorship, and aiding in litigation for private conversations.
Recently they changed a privacy policy that allows them to collect even more of your private data. They advertised end-to-end encryption, but copy and store your messages in unencrypted forms. With a company like Facebook at the helm of WhatsApp, there is nothing to keep you safe.
Telegram and Signal copies every message you send. Telegram doesn’t automatically use end-to-end encryption. By default, it encrypts messages between you and its server, and it doesn’t encrypt group chats at all.
So does Signal- it encrypts your messages, but still takes a copy. And what they encrypt, they can unencrypt.
Why trust a tech company with your messages? Why not deliver them yourself, Off-The-Web, with Shazzle!
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