Jupiter Project Sets Metis Messenger Into The Open Space

For decades, privacy on social media platforms was perceived as a default option not subject to hours-long critical thinking scrutiny. People used to engage with internet platforms without reflecting on the variety of bitter side-effects of data being absorbed by search engines and other internet platforms. This thing only got under attention around the 2010s: then, it became evident that in a large variety of cases, data collection takes place without user consent and leveraged for the advantage of the firm. The signal that things need to be changed came with the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the subsequent GDPR adoption: it marked the start of a new era in data privacy, where only users could decide on how, and for which purpose, their data is to be treated.

Continuing the tradition, the blockchain technology came to weep out the last remnants of the corporate involvement in the breaches in data management control. With the supreme multi-layer security stonewall, blockchain allows the seamless data exchange and transfer of sensitive data between partners without the help of external parties. By default, this way of data sharing also leads to exclusion of extraneous spam and advertising, so prevalent on the horizons of the internet, which by its own guarantees the enhancement of user experience. For that reason, blockchain presents an unquenchable source of interest for modern investors and developers alike, not to mention the growing public zest. These days, decentralized technology provides a rich playground where all new solutions flourish.

Introducing Metis Messenger: A Breakthrough In The Sphere Of Private Technology

The Jupiter Project was the one to come up with the platform that cuts out the third party from the process of private online interaction: its name is Metis Messenger. This solution aims to put an end to the control over messages by social media on the border line with occasional government interference – and instead, brings in the military-grade security service that under no excuse allows anyone to extrapolate data from the private message conversations. With the founder of the project, Steven Grove, saying that an “affordable application layer to scaffold data storage from blockchain-enabled apps” was an essential condition for moving messaging forward, the appearance of Metis Messenger became the first certified AppStore application touching upon the goal of 100% privacy. The project officially became available from June 21.

Among other benefits, Metis accentuates the fact that each encrypted message can only be read by the group participants admitted by the group creator, with the possibility of transferring the information from each personal account across Metis instance. Additionally, for sending and storing messages, users earn the platform’s native token – JUP, operated on a private Jupiter’s blockchain and bundled by AES 256 military-grade encryption for increasing security of each individual message sent. This way, the interaction does not only become private, but also a profit-fetching activity, which would hardly be imagined in the current centralized setting.

The Significance Of Metis Project On A Practical Scale

The practical dimension opened up by Metis is boundless in itself. Apart from the Jupiter blockchain being able to accommodate more dApps in the future and thus provide an ample space for the network growth, Metis can be used as a practical answer to the questions of security threat countered in the private households. As a substitute for popular interactive boats alike to Alexa and Siri, Metis will offer its own version of a container placed inside the house which can easily be synchronized with other devices (IoT), run secure interaction on messenger, as well as provide safe storage for crypto. The advantages of this technology will allow a low-cost solution to appear in mass use.
 
But the Jupiter Project is not going to stop on this. The next step is to launch a decentralized exchange - or DEX -  that is going to be run on connections with other blockchains: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether. Through provision of high-edge security service, the transactions made via these chains will be encoded as well, thus allowing the maximum anonymity in the interchain interaction process. This way, the Jupiter Project lays foundation to the new tradition of putting user privacy and autonomy in the first place – something the modern world desperately needs.  
 

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