Tricki is a new messaging app that’s been sweeping the nation.
Mrs. Pumphrey is a character from the 2019 novel Mrs. Pumphrey and the Clothes-Line by British author Beatrice Sparks. In it, Mrs. Pumphrey worries about her grandson using a new messaging app called Tricki, which has been sweeping the nation in recent years. Although Mrs. Pumphrey worries about Tricki and its ability to steal personal information, many people have used it without any issues.
What is Tricki?
Tricki was first launched in 2019 by a group of developers who were looking to create an alternative to social media apps like Facebook Messenger and Snapchat that they felt had become too invasive with their user’s personal information. The app has since gained traction with younger users who are wary of sharing too much personal information on other platforms, especially after several large data breaches over the last few years.
How does Tricki work?
Unlike many other messaging apps, Tricki doesn’t require users to sign up for an account or connect it to their phone number or email address before using it. This allows users to remain anonymous while also keeping their personal information safe from hackers and scammers.
