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Well, this is unexpected. Just when you thought Naughty Dog was done with The Last of Us, since for the most part of the year they've been very busy with the HBO show, they still somehow managed to drop a surprise update that might persuade you to come back and reload the game, but this time, from a slightly different point of view.

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If you're wondering what Twitter founder Jack Dorsey has been up to after founding Bluesky, he's actually been working on a project to offer offline communication through Bluetooth patterns. On X this week, he announced Bitchat, a Bluetooth mesh chat app.With a TestFlight beta currently underway, he said the app is in review to be published in the App Store. What makes this app unique is giving users the ability to securely converse using Bluetooth connectivity, which means you don't need to worry about having a cell signal. As long as you're around 300 meters from someone, you can communicate.These are the main features of Bitchat in its current state:Offline Communication: Works without internet thank to Bluetooth mesh networkingE2E Encryption: All messages are encrypted with Curve25519 + AES-GCMExtended Range: Message peers reaching 300m+ of distanceFavorites System: You can store-and-forward messages for favorites indefinitelyMentions: Use @nickname to notify specific usersRooms: It's possible to create #rooms for topic-based conversationsPassword Rooms: Secure rooms with passwords and AES encryption.Dorsey also revealed the app's privacy features. Notably, Bitchat doesn't collect data -- it creates a new ID each session, and you can triple tap the Bitchat logo to instantly clear all data.https://twitter.com/jack/status/1942402456933061103While this doesn't appear to be the reason that Dorsey created the app, I genuinely believe that this will be best way to chat with friends and family members on a plane or other places where you don't have a good cellular connection.After all, sometimes you just want to share something quickly without texting, and none of the current messaging apps can accomplish that for me. As a result, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and other standard chat apps aren't always the best bet.Don't Miss: 8 new iOS 26 Messages features that finally match WhatsAppThe post Twitter founder is building a chat app that doesnt need the internet appeared first on BGR.Today's Top DealsXGIMI Prime Day deals feature the new MoGo 4 and up to 42% off smart projectors

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AI infrastructure startup LangChain is raising a new round at about $1 billion valuation led by IVP.

Grok, the AI chatbot powered by Elon Musk's xAI company, is back with more antisemitic rants.