bitmessenger maybe?
See OP.
GPG/PGP is the standard solution.
"Messengers" are underlying transport protocols. What keeps something secure is the next layer on top. A quick check is to say "did a company produce this?" If the answer is yes, than you aren' t using a secure protocol.
Completely agreed!
Hey guys, I'd like to bring up a question of finding a secure, fast and easy to use messenger application. Since cryptocommunity is based pretty heavily on privacy, decentralization, etc. I thought this is a good place to talk about that.....
Passenger pigeons.
Can't beat them.
Yeah sure, encryption of both the destination and the message itself (if you're up for a little cryptography) is nice, but the messages are quite easily interceptable, and there is less than 100% deliverability, even without anyone trying to disrupt your communications. I'll pass.