Without additional funding, Session's doors will close next month. Please read this appeal from Session co-founder Chris McCabe. getsession.org/donation

Session is privacy for the people, by the people. It's building things others won't. It's continuing when others can't. We are united by one common belief: people must have privacy.

Feeling filled with Session spirit.

Still here. Still dedicated to your privacy. Still finding a way forward.

A heartfelt thanks to all the people in the world who have shown love to Session over the last month. It is immensely appreciated by everyone who uses, contributes to, and cares about Session. We are also extremely grateful to everyone who is continuing to run nodes and provide service to Session users during these uncertain times. There is still a small team (of volunteers) who are working to keep Session alive. We're pursuing all options open to us to keep Session running as long as possible, but won't do anything which jeopardizes the spirit and intent of the project. Privacy, secure, and permissionless messaging matters. Still in the ring. ✊

Privacy is not just a narrative.

We need more than 1 option for private messengers. I don't want to see @session_app disappear, especially now that they have PFS on their roadmap. I hope that they remain alive.

Your donations have helped, and the Session Technology Foundation (STF) has received enough funding to support critical operations for 90 days. This means that Session will remain available on the app stores and essential services (such as the file server and push notification server) will stay online until July 8. For now, further development has been paused, so new features will not be released and emerging or existing bugs may not be immediately fixed. Most likely, there will be no new releases during this period. Volunteers will continue to keep Session alive for as long as is feasible. However, without proper funding to put towards development, over time Session will fall behind alternatives on usability and (eventually) security. We are extremely grateful to all the members of the community who have helped Session over the years by running nodes, onboarding their friends, and contributing to the foundation. Thank you to all who have worked with us to defend privacy for the last 8 years. Currently, it is estimated that USD$1 million is needed to complete the launch and support Protocol v2 (PFS, post-quantum, secure device management) and Pro (ecosystem sustainability). Beyond this, it is hoped the project could stand on its own. However, without this funding, the final day for Session is July 8. Although we must give this notice now, we will continue doing everything we can to secure more time for Session. If you or someone you know might be able to help, please connect. getsession.org/donate

Watch Session co-founder @Cryptic_cm speak about decentralized messaging at @EthCC. youtube.com/live/rsWFW6JQuqs…

If you value privacy, please help our homies over at Session messenger. Yes you may have to skip getting a Venti Caramel Crunch Frapp in a caramel-lined cup, double espresso, 5 vanilla/3 caramel/3 dark caramel pumps, 5 white mocha, 5 vanilla bean scoops, almond milk, double blended, light whip extra caramel, crumbles & crunch - just one time. It's worth it.

Session Foundation needs your support to keep building! We've partnered with @SilentDonor so you can give on your own terms: • Privacy-preserving donation options • Pay with BTC, ETH, XMR, or USDC • US tax-deductible giving now available

Privacy is the spirit of Session, and many people have requested a private way to contribute to the appeal. We are partnering with Silent Donor to offer a private, anonymous way for people to contribute. Silent Donor enables gift giving using several cryptocurrencies, such as BTC and XMR, card, and bank transfer. Depending on your location, contributions using Silent Donor may also be tax deductible. Read more here: getsession.org/donate#silent…

Session warns funding shortfall threatens encrypted messenger’s future #Session #messenger #privacy cyberinsider.com/session-war…

“[Working] anonymously or under a pseudonym serves vital societal interests. It protects freedom of expression by allowing creators to speak truth to power without fear of retaliation, censorship or persecution—particularly when addressing sensitive issues such as politics, religion or social justice,” the statement concluded. nypost.com/2026/03/15/world-…

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