Ever wonder why your encrypted chats still aren't truly private? Here's the catch: centralized platforms might lock down your messages, but your metadata—who you talk to, when, how often—remains wide open.

Decentralized messaging flips the script. No phone number requirements. No central servers hoarding your data. No single vulnerability point waiting to be exploited.

This shift isn't just technical—it's about reclaiming control. When infrastructure itself becomes distributed, surveillance becomes exponentially harder. That's the Web3 promise: privacy by architecture, not policy.