White Noise v2026.5.22 Released

iOS push with on-device decryption, markdown messages, blocked users screen, deep links, Chinese support.

Two taps. Done.

Most apps demand your email, phone, and password before you're in. White Noise takes two taps and no personal data.

Are We Living in Nineteen Eighty-Four, or Is it Worse?

A comparison between Orwellian and 21st-century surveillance techniques

Marmot Protocol Monthly Recap: April 2026

Before you use Nostr: Five Key Concepts to Recognize

Before you create your first identity or post your first note, there are five core ideas worth knowing: public keys, private keys, identity, clients, and relays.

Digital Identity: Attack Vectors And The Counteroffensive

Governments, corporations, and algorithms are closing in on your digital identity. Here's why anonymity is worth fighting for, and how to protect it.

Marmot Protocol Monthly Recap: March 2026

March: two White Noise releases, five clients shipping, a security audit landing in code, and a terminal client that finally cuts Flutter out of the picture.

White Noise v2026.3.5

We shipped v0.3.0, found bugs that lost messages, and went quiet to fix them. v2026.3.5 is the result: messages that arrive instantly with delivery confirmation, group chats that no longer drop messages, improved image sharing, and Amber support. New CLI and terminal clients join the mobile app. A different product from where we started.

We all Have Secrets, and That's OK

"Nothing to hide" is a misunderstanding of how freedom works. Privacy isn't for criminals: it’s the boundary that protects your identity, your business, and your sanity.

White Noise & Marmot Protocol: 2024-2025 Year in Review

Between 2024 and 2025, White Noise evolved from a research experiment into a production mobile messenger, establishing the Marmot Protocol to fill the gap for private, secure messaging on Nostr.