Kloak
Free AppAbout Kloak
Kloak allows a group of friends or colleagues to share status, photos and location, privately. The Kloak application and its online service is protected from the usual social networking data-mining via end-to-end encryption. Data shared with your group is never shared with anyone else. Kloak is brought you by SpiderOak, a privacy company known for SpiderOak One encrypted cloud backup.
Kloak is built with the Crypton framework: https://crypton.io
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Free
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Android
4.4+
4.4+
Bug
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
* Updated notification dialog to be more clear when a new version is available
* Added a hook to prompt users to change their passphrase periodically, for instance, when the app is updated
* Updated notification dialog to be more clear when a new version is available
* Added a hook to prompt users to change their passphrase periodically, for instance, when the app is updated
Version update Kloak was updated to version 1.0.2
More downloads Kloak reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about Kloak
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Unless I'm missing something, everytime I start the app it prompts me to login again in which case it says my username does not exist. I've tried recreating my account with the same issue.
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Testing out a number of messengers at the moment. It would great if this becomes as feature rich as the others because I trust SpiderOak
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Thank the gods!
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Great start at a social app. Works quite well.
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Try it once.
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Jumped on this on day 1. Very very simple at the moment, but with a few more features this will be really nice. Photos seem to be pretty low-res but I am sure this is to keep server resource usage low. It could use some of the more modern Android UI features as well, like swiping between panels/fragments, more settings, notifications etc. but I am sure this is all in the pipeline. 5 stars for privacy!
by D####:
Stopped recognizing my credentials a couple of weeks ago (which I know are correct - I use a password manager) and a message to support about the issue went unanswered. Uninstalling as this is useless now.