Sid For Mac

Sid is yet another team communication solution that offers you the possibility to chat with everyone that works on the same project and share files with ease, in a secure manner.

The Sid communication platform comes with clients for some of the most popular operating systems and synchronizes the data to all devices.

By default, all the information that passes through the Sid apps is encrypted end-to-end, and the keys are stored locally. Note that the service can be accessed only through the native Sid clients, so this rule is always observed.

The Sid app comes with companion clients for Windows and Linux, but you can also install native clients on your iOS or Android powered mobile devices.

Sid will automatically sync the data to all your devices, so you can keep chatting with your team without any interruptions even when you are on the go. However, the app is using peer-to-peer transfer technology and does not store the information on a third party server.

To start chatting with a new contact, you must begin by adding it to the contact list: you need the Sid address that is displayed in the top toolbar.

When you sign up for a Sid account, you do not have to provide an email address, but you need to choose a username. The Sid address is composed of that username and a sequence of randomly generated digits.

Naturally, you can establish individual chat rooms, or choose to communicate with multiple users by creating a team, although the contact adding process might take some time if you are dealing with a large team.

To sum up, Sid proposes elementary chat and file sharing capabilities while making sure that your data is always protected. The utility continually encrypts your messages and files and syncs the info to your devices without relying on a third party server.