Acting on the privacy concerns raised in the wake of Snowden’s revelation, Deutsche Telekom, the German parent company of the mobile carrier T-Mobile, is releasing a new app for all its users that encrypts voice and text messages. The app uses a unique code to encrypt each voice or text exchange between two devices.

Acting on the privacy concerns raised in the wake of Snowden’s revelation, Deutsche Telekom, the German parent company of the mobile carrier T-Mobile, is releasing a new app for all its users that encrypts voice and text messages. The app uses a unique code to encrypt each voice or text exchange between two devices.

According to Alex Hern, technology reporter for the Guardian, the new app will be officially unveiled at the CeBIT technology trade fair in Hanover in March this year. The app is launched for Android phones and will later come to iOS devices.