Monday, 18 September 2017
Keybase, a tool for creating a secure online identity and privately messaging others, has launched Teams, an end-to-end encrypted group chat app that closely resembles Slack. Built by the folks behind OkCupid and SparkNotes, the service is currently in alpha, is completely free and promises to keep conversations hidden from prying eyes, even if your company’s servers are hacked. That’s because messages and files shared through Teams are encrypted the moment they’re sent, and stay encrypted when they’re received. Keybase Teams is currently free to use for the time being, though it told Fortune that it’ll eventually begin charging businesses…
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