Question 1

Is twonly secure?

Accepted Answer

Conversations in twonly are always end-to-end encrypted using the Signal Protocol. This means that they can only be read
or heard by your intended recipients. You can use security numbers to confirm that the server is working properly and
that you are communicating with the right person.

Question 2

Troubleshooting for notifications

Accepted Answer

If you no longer receive notifications or the content of the notification is not displayed correctly, go to "Notifications" in the "Settings" and then to "Troubleshooting".

Question 3

Debug Logs

Accepted Answer

Debug logs contain essential information about the app, which helps us identify the issue you raised.

The debug logs **do not** contain any message or sensible information about you. You can see your debug log when you go to "Settings" > "Help" > "Debug log."

Submitted debug logs will be automatic

Question 4

Mutual Friends

Accepted Answer

twonly protects your privacy: We never ask for your phone number or access to your address book. To help you find friends who already use twonly, we have developed a privacy-friendly protocol.

## Privacy through "Mutual Friends"

Unlike other apps, we never upload your contact list to our servers.

Question 5

Passwordless Backup

Accepted Answer

twonly lets you recover your account without ever setting a password. Your private key is split into several parts and distributed to contacts selected by you. Recovering access only requires gathering a minimum number of those parts back, without having to remember a password.

## Setup

Done once

How can we help you?

Security

Troubleshooting

Features

Popular Questions

Is twonly secure?

Troubleshooting for notifications

Debug Logs

Mutual Friends

Let's go!