Elon Musk's new Brahmastra! XChat is here to compete with WhatsApp and Arattai..

Elon Musk has launched XChat, a privacy-focused messaging service, for users. This new service could compete with popular instant messaging apps WhatsApp and Arattai. The service has been launched with new features to improve the messaging experience on X. It will feature end-to-end encryption, a dedicated messaging inbox, and advanced message controls.

Elon Musk announced the launch of a new messaging platform on X. Musk has been focusing on a more secure way of messaging on X for some time. He wrote, "X has rolled out a new communication feature with encrypted messages, audio/video calls, and file transfers." Elon Musk also hinted that X Money will be launched soon, to make X an everything app.

XChat has been introduced as a new form of secure messaging focused on privacy. All chats on the messaging platform will be end-to-end encrypted, including file sharing. This will ensure that no one other than the sender and receiver will be able to access the messages.

In addition, Elon Musk's new messaging service will allow users to edit, delete, and make messages disappear after sending them. The disappearing messages feature is similar to WhatsApp's disappearing messages, where users can set a timer for when the chat will automatically delete itself.

To ensure that your chats remain private, users will also have the ability to disable screenshots, meaning no one will be able to take screenshots of your chats. You can also turn on notifications for direct messages and group chats. This will allow you to receive a notification if someone attempts to take a screenshot of your chat. This feature is currently not available on WhatsApp.

In addition, XChat promises to be ad-free and will not track user data. This means your data will be completely secure with this new service.

How to use X Chat
The app is currently available for iOS (Apple users) and via the web. This feature can be accessed by going to the DM section of X. The company says that this messaging platform will soon be available on Android as well.

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