Utopia

For some users, privacy is the main concern when going online. Privacy and security are closely related and nowadays, they are taking hits all over the internet as different monopoly platforms are creating ToS that hurt or diminish the value of these two rights. However, the market is large and there is always a choice, for everybody. If you are interested in data transmission, storage, and communication, cleanly and securely, Utopia is a perfect environment for your activities.

Even if the name implies a distant and impossible reality, Utopia provides a P2P decentralized network that protects its traffic via encryption methods and by restricting any third-party from involving itself in the process.

As mentioned above, everything that concerns security or data protection can be achieved with Utopia. From text to voice messages, group chat and channels to file transfer, news feeds and more.

As the UI is built to emulate an email client, uMail comes up. uMail is the platform’s dedicated client which adds an extra level of security to your conversation by axing the need for public map services and servers. This makes for a great method of communication and, at the same time, protection from Big Data’s eyes.

Right from the start, the application lets you know that you can mine crypto easily, just be running it, or through online bots. The used currency is the CryptON, a lesser one on the market, but we can never know when and how a crypto coin will go up, or down, so in conclusion, it is a fine addition.

Utopia keeps your information safe by hiding all you have to store behind an encryption screen. The encryption methods are the classic 256-bit AES and the curve25519 high-speed encryption.

Utopia is a professional tool that addresses security concerns for data transfer, storage and communication purposes. What was presented in this article represents a small number of features as Utopia is way too complex to fit them in here, but the developer's site contains a more complete and detailed description of the program.