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Project website www.simlar.org
Project maintainers1 User avatar yurtpage2
Language English
Language code en
Text direction Left to right
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Number of speakers 1,728,003,224
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The “app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml” file was changed. 3 months ago
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Simlar has always been a personal passion project for me, something I have truly enjoyed working on since its inception in 2013. However, a few months ago I welcomed my son into the world and have decided to dedicate my free time to him.

While I will keep the servers running for now, I want to give a heads-up: If any major issues arise, I may need to shut them down without notice. In the meantime, I hope to find some time here and there to update the apps dependencies.

For the moment Simlar is still available (as always, at your own risk) but it is time to start exploring alternatives. <a href="https://signal.org">Signal</a>, <a href="https://element.io">Matrix (Element)</a>, and <a href="https://linphone.org/">Linphone</a> are all doing an excellent job.

I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all users and especially the Simlar team - this project would not have been possible without you.

Sincerely,
Ben Sartor
Simlar has always been a personal passion project for me, something I have truly enjoyed working on since its inception in 2013. However, a few months ago I welcomed my son into the world and have decided to dedicate my free time to him.

While I will keep the servers running for now, I want to give a heads-up: If any major issues arise, I may need to shut them down without notice. In the meantime, I hope to find some time here and there to update the apps dependencies.

For the moment Simlar is still available (as always, at your own risk) but it is time to start exploring alternatives. <a href="https://signal.org">Signal</a>, <a href="https://element.io">Matrix (Element)</a>, and <a href="https://linphone.org/">Linphone</a> are all doing an excellent job.

I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all users and especially the Simlar team - this project would not have been possible without you.

Sincerely,
Ben Sartor
3 months ago
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Simlar now unmaintained
Simlar now unmaintained
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unmaintained
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File “app/src/push/play/listings/en-US” was added. 4 months ago
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Protect your privacy and make free mobile phone calls over the internet with Simlar. Your calls are fully encrypted and tap-proof. Simlar is very easy to use. Just select your contact and call them! After installation, all of your contacts who also use Simlar will be listed in the app automatically. Maybe some of your friends already have Simlar. If not, you can invite them easily. Simlar is also available for iPhones.

Simlar is based on the established end-to-end encryption protocol ZRTP. No one can listen to your conversation, not even us. During your first call, you need to match a short code with the person you are speaking to. This protects against man-in-the-middle attacks and only needs to be done once per contact.

The app development is driven by the open source community. You can find the source code at simlar.org.

Simlar is free of charge. All you need is an internet connection. The more stable it is, the better your sound quality. The average “traffic” corresponds to 1 megabyte for a 2-minute call. For more details see simlar.org.
Protect your privacy and make free mobile phone calls over the internet with Simlar. Your calls are fully encrypted and tap-proof. Simlar is very easy to use. Just select your contact and call them! After installation, all of your contacts who also use Simlar will be listed in the app automatically. Maybe some of your friends already have Simlar. If not, you can invite them easily. Simlar is also available for iPhones.

Simlar is based on the established end-to-end encryption protocol ZRTP. No one can listen to your conversation, not even us. During your first call, you need to match a short code with the person you are speaking to. This protects against man-in-the-middle attacks and only needs to be done once per contact.

The app development is driven by the open source community. You can find the source code at simlar.org.

Simlar is free of charge. All you need is an internet connection. The more stable it is, the better your sound quality. The average “traffic” corresponds to 1 megabyte for a 2-minute call. For more details see simlar.org.
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Protect your privacy with encrypted phone calls.
Protect your privacy with encrypted phone calls.
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Simlar - secure calls
Simlar - secure calls
4 months ago
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File “app/src/push/res/values/strings.xml” was added. 4 months ago
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Current call
Current call
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