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Vardum Technology has announced the public beta for its Vardum Messenger, an end-to-end encrypted and post-quantum messaging app that prioritizes user privacy by not requiring phone numbers or email addresses. Currently available on iPhone and in a limited beta on Android, this app allows users to engage in calls, create groups, and store private notes—all while ensuring that messages remain encrypted on the user's device, aligning with Vardum's commitment to privacy-first software. Significantly, Vardum is also testing a local AI assistant for Android, which operates entirely on the user's device, offering personal guidance and tools without relying on cloud services. This approach minimizes data exposure and maintains user control, which is crucial in an era marked by increasing concerns over data privacy. Additionally, Vardum's AI capabilities extend to desktop applications, enabling users to code, research, and engage in various tasks locally. With all components being open source, Vardum aims to provide transparency around security while setting new standards for privacy in AI and messaging applications.