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So you can now type your message, just as in
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You have to select an account from the list shown in
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Secure Messages status icons and known limitations
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Features and limits (no chat group, no chat rooms, sì a emoji->indica come attivarlo su iphone e android, status della consegna del messaggio, tempi di validità del messaggio, no attach, no autosplit, max lenght = 160 chars)
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Secure Messages look just like clear text messages but they are not. Instead they are a sophisticated way for writing each other and their complex architecture implies some limitations:
- There's no chat group / no chat room feature: you can send Secure Messages only to one peer at the time.
- Exception made for BlackBerry, you can use Emoji characters to spice up your messages
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- cannot attach anything to a Secure Message: Secure Messages are actually text only. Binary Messages that could use attachments might come in next releases.
- Secure Message lenght is fixed to a maximum of 160 characters. No way to create