





The founder of Demonsaw, Eric “Eijah” Anderson, released a new Android application called Enigma last night. He was a guest on The Crypto Show for the official announcement.
2 programmers (Eijah and Cameron) and 6 weeks is all it took for this project, which is in this writers opinion, very very fast! Enigma is a decentralized messenger app powered by the Demonsaw technology. You can communicate in the public chat, send private messages to your friends and even create private groups and select your own security settings. There is an option to choose a user-name but it’s not required. There are no logs of any kind and no password is needed. Multiple levels of encryption are present and all messages are tunneled through a message router so your IP is not visible. Security and privacy is very important for Eijah.
You can even create your very own network by setting up your own router. Instructions will soon be available on Eijah’s website. Enigma will soon be available in the Play Store but in the meantime, you can download it directly on http://eijah.com
Best of all, it’s free and there is no annoying ads. You will find below a few tweets from Eijah.
Download link live at 9PM EST tonight. Welcome to the future of secure messaging. No more government eavesdropping. https://t.co/nIWoo34Xs8 pic.twitter.com/u5JMcKRcSZ
— Eijah (@demon_saw) December 21, 2016
Tonight on @TheCryptoShow at 9pm EST will show you how to use Enigma to bypass Egypt’s censorship of secure chat. https://t.co/uSoqSUZkG5
— Eijah (@demon_saw) December 21, 2016
I have the tech to stop govs from censoring private communications. Enigma launches today. https://t.co/nIWoo34Xs8 https://t.co/TXUJgMja6g
— Eijah (@demon_saw) December 21, 2016
The number of additional #android permissions that Enigma needs? Zero. Why? Because #privacy matters. #demonsaw https://t.co/zh6rsvcb1U
— Eijah (@demon_saw) December 21, 2016