Wire3.32.3079

Wire lets individuals exchange private text messages and share voice, video, and media from a Linux desktop. End-to-end encryption protects these exchanges in both one-to-one chats and group conversations, keeping the communication contents private while they are in transit. It supports personal conversations as well as group collaboration, making it useful for direct contact, team discussions, and productivity workflows.

Conversations remain accessible across multiple devices and platforms without abandoning that end-to-end encryption, so users can continue the same discussions in different environments. The combination of messaging, calling, video communication, and media sharing gives individuals and groups one place for ongoing communication. Wire is open-source software in the Productivity category, published for Linux by Snapcrafters.

The current release is version 3.32.3079 and requires Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) hardware. The available Snap package is maintained by the Snapcrafters community, and that maintenance does not necessarily indicate endorsement or official support from Wire’s upstream developers. Teams and individuals choosing Wire should therefore distinguish the community-maintained Linux package from the developers responsible for the upstream application.