The creators of a messaging app accused of handing user data to the Iranian regime live on a windswept hill in a British coastal town, the Guardian can reveal.
The company makes popular computer games, a payment platform capable of helping Iranians skirt sanctions, and
Gap Messenger, a sleek purple messaging app billed as an Iranian alternative to Telegram.
But while Gap’s public profile says the app is encrypted and does not share its data with third parties, Iranian digital rights experts say their investigations contradict those claims.
Exclusive: Branch of Iranian software company TSIT, which makes Gap Messenger, is registered in Sussex
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پیام رسان گپ؛ یک مسنجر ایرانی مطابق با بروزترین فناوریهای جهان همراه با قابلیت کمنظیر ارائه سرویسهای ارزش افزوده به کاربران
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