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BitWise IM 1.7.3

Developed by BitWise Communications, LLC - Windows, Linux, Mac OS - setup file BitWiseSetup.exe (3.14 MB) - Freeware

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Developer Description

"Encrypted Cross-Platform Instant Messaging"

Send instant messages quickly and easily around the block or around the world with BitWise. No ads, no spam, no clutter, no excessive eye candy, but loaded with features: reliability, stability, voice chat, file sharing, tabbed interface, automatic encryption, whiteboards, logging, invisibility, offline messaging, skinning and more. BitWise is the first cross-platform, interoperable and secure IM service that offers the same features and interface on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

If you want to keep a private IM name, BitWise is the answer. With no public user list and no advertisers, you are in control of your privacy. We don't give or sell any user information to anyone because your privacy is your privacy, not ours. You can whitelist yourself (only users on your contact list can contact you) for the ultimate in privacy. Lastly, all of your messages and file transfers are encrypted, keeping Internet snoops out of your affairs.

BitWise is easy to install and easy to use. With an easy install and clean interface, you'll wonder why you wasted your time with the others. BitWise is a complete service in one file. Further, BitWise is a totally new network, so there are no connectivity problems like those that plague other popular IM programs.

BitWise also offers free technical support, online documentation, a large FAQ, and detailed technical white papers to ensure that you get the most out of BitWise.

What's new in this version: Automatic UDP, reduced lag, removable drives, message numbers sync

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