John McAfee Releases 'Chadder' Secure Messaging App
If anyone knows a thing or two about avoiding prying eyes, it's John McAfee.
After managing to elude Belizean authorities in an epic real-life murder drama last year, the antivirus pioneer is now looking to help you keep your own communications under wraps. In partnership with Rochester, N.Y.-based startup Etransfr, McAfee's software development company Future Tense Systems on Friday unveiled a new secure messaging app, dubbed Chadder.
The free app uses so-called key server encryption technology to ensure that nobody can read your messages except for the intended recipient. In a statement, McAfee called Chadder an "unprecedented messaging platform."
