The Open Network Introduces Encrypted Messaging Feature
The TON Foundation, developer of The Open Network (TON), has announced the release of an on-chain encrypted messaging feature. This new feature allows TON users to send private messages to each other, enhancing the privacy and security of their transactions. TON is a blockchain network that was originally forked from code created by the Telegram instant messaging app team. While Telegram abandoned the project in 2020, TON Foundation continued to develop the network, focusing on scalability and decentralization.
Key Points:
– TON is a blockchain network developed by TON Foundation, based on code from Telegram.
– The new encrypted messaging feature allows for private messages between TON users.
– Previously, messages sent in TON transactions were public, but now they can be encrypted end to end.
– The feature allows for personalization of transactions and can serve as a reliable method of communication in case traditional messenger servers fail.
– Encrypted messages are currently available on retail wallet apps and will soon be added to the mobile wallet Tonkeeper.
Hot Take
The introduction of encrypted messaging on the TON network is a significant step towards enhancing privacy and security for users. By allowing for end-to-end encryption of messages, TON provides a more secure platform for transactions and communication. This feature not only improves user experience but also ensures that personal information remains confidential. With the addition of encrypted messaging, TON is positioning itself as a reliable and decentralized network in the Web3 ecosystem.
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