Encrypted, Anonymous Group Chats
An owner of the chat connects through multiple VPNs, like NordVPN and SurfShark which are the most popular. Then the owner obtains access to an email provider hosted in a country outside the United States. Once the new email account has been setup and ready to use, the owner shares the login username and login password of that email account with the participants. The idea is to never send/receive any emails, only exchange messages saved as drafts in the email account. The drafts don't get sent/received anywhere. It's also important to note that messages are saved as new drafts without subject-line and recipient-info. Ideally there will be at most two drafts in the account at a time. When the chat is finished the email account is deleted.
Whenever the participants are ready to chat, the participants login to that email account and compose a new email. They will write a message and encrypt it with PGP, then save it as a new draft without subject and without recipient. The draft will be saved in the email account until the owner logins into the account and read the draft.
As soon as the owner retrieved the message the draft is deleted. The owner will compose a response to the message and encrypt it with PGP, then save it as a draft. The owner waits until the participants retrieve the message and delete it.
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