I appreciate the privacy of an app that has end-to-end encryption and stores your data only on your device, but Zangi takes that to extremes. If I want to use Zangi on my iPhone when I’m holding that but on my iPad or Mac when I’m in front of that, I can’t. Not only do past messages not appear when you sign in on a new device (which is 100% understandable and I expected), but you’re suddenly signed out on the first device, with an “invalid account” message popping up.By comparison, Signal wants to use your existing phone number, but at least allows you to receive/read/send messages on more than one device at a time.The app asks for access to your contacts so it can see who else you’re connected to, which seems shady, since you never use your actual phone number when registering, just a seemingly random Zangi “private number.” I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt that there’s potential value, perhaps comparing the names of people in your contacts to the names of people who’ve registered, but I figure if you want someone to have your Zangi private number, you’ll give it to them.

First, I need to say that this is a good traditional messenger app. Links show up with nice previews, gifs auto play, "FaceTime" and the rest of the usual bells & whistles. Now, as an encrypted messenger app, it's good because it has end-to-end encryption, nothing is stored or passes through any other party. However, I did give it three stars because I believe there are at least a couple necessary features that are missing from this app. Zangi doesn't have disappearing messages, you can't put a Touch ID or Face ID lock on the app, and you can't use a decryption key of your choosing. I've also noticed some really strange behavior like random pictures from my photo album being sent when all I type is text. Also, I've found that many of my text replacements won't work if I type and send the message quickly. Honestly, I prefer the messenger app "Signal", but I have friends on both, so I use both. I will admit that Zangi has the better GUI though.

I'm impressed with the Zangi app's user-friendly interface and robust features. However, I'd love to see an enhancement that would take it to the next level: the ability to text while on a call. It would be fantastic if the app allowed users to access the chat functionality without having to end the call or put it on hold.Specifically, it would be great if the calling screen had a "Back" or "Chat" button that would allow users to seamlessly switch to texting mode while still on the call. This feature would enable multitasking, making it easier to clarify points or share information with the other party without interrupting the call.The app's current features, such as high-quality voice calls and messaging, are excellent. Adding this functionality would make Zangi an even more versatile and convenient communication tool

First I will acknowledge the idea behind this very great idea and as a messenger application to connect with friends and family seamlessly.But lacking the ability of having multiple log accounts into two or more devices been able to access your accounts into multiple devices without logging out the from the previous account but to be logged in as same time. I tried using my iPad to login my account and I was logged out from my other phone.