I love the soft I love the soft, especially as I can earn some extra money with mining. Moreover,I took part in an airdrop few days ago. That's nice to see that developers continue caring about the software. Weekly updates, airdrops, new functions. Only mobile version had left and I will recommend it to all my friends.

New to Utopia New to Utopia. What is truly sad, is that Utopia is supposedly secure messenger, but Linux (which is the MOST secure platform) app barely works. Video calls are in 4:3 in low res. All other platforms seems to work OK. Please make Linux version nice, fast and stable. We need a native Linux app, otherwise is just another attempt, that failed.

Utopia helps to protect my privacy Utopia helps to protect my privacy, defend myself from network surveillance and traffic analysis. What I like? Utopia is convenient. It’s a great combo of messenger, browser, e-wallet, and email (co-called umail). Utopia is safe. Utopia has enabled and implemented Elliptic Curves encryption, so I enjoy a more secure communication. What’s more, there is no need to use my phone number or email address in a sign-up process. What I need to do is to make up a new login and password. So cybercriminals are couldn’t decrypt my conversations and letters.

I’m really conscious about my privacy… I’m really conscious about my privacy and I always use a various app to chat online. After extensive research, I tried Utopia. First of all, I want to notice that it is more than a messenger. It’s an all-in-one kit for private and secure messaging, email, browsing, and payment processes. I’m content. It’s easy to use.

The main benefit of Utopia is that it… The main benefit of Utopia is that it combines a large number of built-in services for daily use in one single platform: a private messenger (with a standard set of instant messaging service - text and voice messages, unique sticker pack, media files sharing and storage, private channel, etc.), anonymous browser (yep, your browse and search online is absolutely private), private and spam-free email (or Umail). Perfect. Almost perfect. What upsets me? No version for mobile phones. For ordinary users, it’s a significant aspect.