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Product Listing for a Physical-Die-Based End-to-End Encrypted Messenger

This entry promotes "OFF Castle," a messaging app whose encryption keys are derived from a physical die rather than software alone, claiming the server cannot read messages by design. It is a product announcement rather than a described user problem, positioned against an already crowded secure-messaging market.

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