Olvid (Unofficial)3.2.0

Send private messages and attachments through Olvid (Unofficial), with end-to-end encryption applied systematically to both kinds of content. Its cryptographic protocols are designed to protect your data even if Olvid’s servers are compromised. The service also aims to leave no digital trace of your exchanges, so nobody—including Olvid—can know whom you have discussed.

Olvid does not ask for personal details such as a phone number, email address, name, surname, physical address, or date of birth. It never requests access to your address book, making it suitable for private conversations among friends, family, colleagues, or other contacts who want messaging separated from their existing address-book data. The application is intended for people who need confidential text and file sharing without exposing identifying information to the messaging service.

This unofficial package is published by Tsugu as open-source software for Linux, and it runs on x86_64 (amd64) systems with snapd installed. Version 3.2.0 packages the Olvid messaging experience for desktop use while retaining its encrypted conversation and attachment handling. Notifications do not work in this snap, and that limitation comes from the packaging rather than Olvid itself. Each conversation is therefore protected at the content level, while users should account for the unavailable notification behavior when relying on incoming-message alerts.