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 ## **Introduction**
 
 Online communication is one of the most ubiquitous activities on all of the internet. From newsletters, corporate emails and even down to instant messaging with friends, its spread cannot be denied. With such wide reach, it would seem very important to protect these communication channels, yet this is almost an after-thought for most mainstream messengers. Platforms with millions of users market their services with the latest buzz words yet close-source their protocols leaving users with a "trust me bro". With so many options to choose from how can we best decide which app to use? In this article we'll compare a few options (Telegram, Signal and SimpleX) to see how their technical details stack up and determine which is best for easy private chats. 
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 ## **SimpleX Desktop**
 
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 To download Simplex Desktop, you can go on [https://simplex.chat/](https://simplex.chat)
 
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-## **Using SimpleX**
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 To also showcase how to use SimpleX from mobile, we'll be installing it from [F-Droid](https://f-droid.org/packages/chat.simplex.app/). Search for the app and then click Install. Navigate through the setup process, choose a username and click Create your profile. 
 
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