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Hello fellow users, I hope to shine some light on 'SnapSent' app which offers a secure messaging service. Upon installation, I ran a reverse engineering process and realized that it improperly uses cryptography and locally stores sensitive data, including passwords, in plain text. Moreover, it's stutter-infested and shoddily optimized; significantly draining your battery usage. Long story short, it's a privacy and security nightmare. Avoid at all costs.
Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by app__destroyer
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Dev here. Reverse engineering, eh? Nice. But yeah, SnapSent sounds like a mess. 'Improper use of cryptography' might as well read - 'We have no clue what we're doing'. It's why I stick to proven open-source secure messengers. At least those get peer reviewed. Thanks for the caution.
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