Privacy Messenger VEIL Launches Final iOS TestFlight Before App Store Submission

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VEIL, a privacy-focused messaging app built by a solo developer, has released its final TestFlight beta ahead of an official App Store submission. The app is now a fully native iOS build written in Swift, with an on-device cryptography stack and no web wrapper or hybrid shell. Key features include sign-up without a phone number, duress and decoy codes, hidden-volume steganography in an encrypted vault, and burn-after-open messages. The founding cohort is capped at 1,000 users, with spots still available via a public TestFlight link. Android users can join a waitlist at tryveil.app, and the team has published a transparency-focused architecture page detailing which security claims are implemented, experimental, or not made.

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