DatChat secures patent for blockchain communication in New Brunswick

DatChat, Inc., a secure messaging and social media company, has received a Notice of Allowance for its U.S. Patent Application No. 17/716,185, which focuses on blockchain-based communication systems. This patent is a significant milestone for the company as it aims to enhance its Myseum platform, designed for users to curate and preserve their digital content for future generations. The Myseum platform will enable users to securely share and store various digital assets, including messages, photos, and videos, using blockchain technology. Darin Myman, the CEO of DatChat, emphasized the importance of this patent in establishing a secure and user-friendly environment for managing digital memories. The platform addresses the growing challenge of organizing and sharing the vast amounts of digital content that individuals accumulate over time. By leveraging blockchain technology, DatChat aims to provide a private and secure method for users to control their digital assets. The DatChat Messenger offers unique features that enhance user control over their messaging experience, such as the ability to set message expiration times and prevent screenshots. This technology not only ensures privacy but also allows users to delete messages or entire threads, providing a sense of security in their communications. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, DatChat's advancements in blockchain communication could play a crucial role in shaping the future of social media and secure messaging. The company’s commitment to preserving digital legacies aligns with the increasing demand for privacy and control in the digital age.