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Patrick Dajos & Josh Norris launch PinPop, a decentralized messaging system. It advances offline comms and privacy, starting with motorcyclists.
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Learning from BitChat's failure, founders Patrick Dajos (CTO) and Josh Norris (CEO) launched PinPop to revolutionize private, decentralized, offline messaging. PinPop uses self-healing mesh networks and advanced noise cancellation to solve connectivity issues for motorcyclists, a niche that demands reliable comms. The hybrid system seamlessly switches between online and offline (like during blackouts or in remote areas), prioritizing user control and privacy over centralized big tech.
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