When you have done setting up EncryptedSession class and instance of that class, simply call let message = try session.encrypt(message: 'Hello From IOS!')Īnd sent the encrypted message to the server. Make sure you have imported SignalClient IdentityKeyPair: static func generateIdentityKeyPair() -> IdentityKeyPair

Keys Registration At Install Time :Īt the install time, We need to generate IdentityKeyPair, registrationId, SignedPreKeyRecord & SignedPreKeyRecord. When installing via public link, tap Install or Update. When installing via email invitation, tap View in TestFlight or Start testing then tap Install or Update for the app you want to test. You may be prompted to install Rust dependencies.Īfter you have installed and configure the Signal Protocol in your IOS project, then let's get into the code. Open your email invitation or tap the public link on your device. Make sure you install the required Rust dependencies. Īdd ‘SignalClient’ and ‘SignalCoreKit’ as dependencies in your Podfile: pod 'SignalClient', git: '' pod 'SignalCoreKit', git: '' So let’s start implementing end-end encryption in IOS. We will be using their swift protocol available on GitHub.

By that time I was working, I couldn’t find an example of how to integrate Signal Protocol(end-end encryption) on IOS.įor understanding the Logic and algorithm of signal protocol you can check out their documentation page because here we will be using their Library/SDK. I have been working on end-end encryption using the Signal protocol.

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