Yapmesh, the Messenger That Refuses the Network
Yapmesh describes a phone-to-phone messenger for chats, files, groups, polls, voice notes and SOS without internet, SIM cards, servers or accounts.
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Yapmesh describes a phone-to-phone messenger for chats, files, groups, polls, voice notes and SOS without internet, SIM cards, servers or accounts.
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