Communications News

Huddle01 CEO Ayush Ranjan tells The Agenda podcast why centralized communications technology is unreliable and requires a decentralized alternative.

The United States Federal Communications Commission made the decision amid a flurry of mixed reality devices hitting the market.

OpenChat implemented a new feature that allows admins to create groups within groups, similar to Discord’s channels within servers.

The metaverse has the potential to boost business success when engaging with customers.

Web3 browsers like Brave allow users to access DApps, integrate cryptocurrencies and surf over the decentralized web with greater privacy and security.

The first generation of blockchain-based messaging platforms are attempting to address the missing pieces of Web3 adoption.

Industry insiders have pointed out the flaws inherent in multisig security as a way to protect funds in smart contracts, and have offered various alternative solutions.

Envisioning a world where communication is free from intermediaries, data hacks and other external threats may begin with Solana-powered blockchain technology.

Nokia’s permissioned blockchain platform will reportedly allow trusted data exchange and monetization among client participants.

Rumors are circulating in Iran that authorities already have access to messages on WhatsApp, one of the few unblocked platforms in the country.

Communication-related tokens have surged over 18 percent in the last week following in the footsteps of Zoom and other telecom stocks.

British decentralized communication startup New Vector has raised $8.5 million to promote an alternative messaging protocol.

Dutch crypto derivatives exchange Deribit launched a block trading tool in partnership with trading comm platform Paradigm.

New ways to communicate through coded conversations and secret languages are being implemented on blockchains.

Blockchain browser Brave is testing a new tipping function for social media platform Twitter on its Nightly version.