Thu Sep 12 00:07:00 UTC 2024: ## DatChat Secures Patent for Blockchain-Based Communication System, Paving Way for Digital Legacy Platform

**New Brunswick, NJ, September 12, 2024** – DatChat, Inc. (NASDAQ: DATS), a leader in secure messaging and social media, today announced the receipt of a Notice of Allowance for its U.S. Patent Application No. 17/716,185, covering blockchain-based communication systems and methods. This patent paves the way for the company’s innovative “Myseum” platform, designed to help users curate and preserve their digital content for future generations.

The Myseum platform utilizes blockchain technology to create a secure and private environment for users to share and store digital assets, including messages, photos, videos, and documents. This secure storage ensures that cherished memories are not only preserved but also easily accessible by future generations.

“This patent represents a significant step in building the foundation for our Myseum platform,” said Darin Myman, CEO of DatChat, Inc. “It allows us to offer a platform for users to safeguard their digital assets for the present and future, addressing the growing need for organized and easily accessible digital sharing.”

DatChat’s commitment to user privacy extends beyond personal devices, safeguarding user information even after it’s shared. The company’s DatChat Messenger & Private Social Network features innovative technology, allowing users to control message visibility, prevent screenshots, and securely store encrypted photos.

The patented technology offers a user-friendly texting experience while prioritizing control and security. DatChat Messenger users can determine how long their messages remain on a recipient’s device, with the option to delete individual messages or entire threads, effectively erasing conversations.

DatChat’s latest patent underscores its focus on building a secure and comprehensive digital legacy ecosystem, allowing users to not only communicate privately but also ensure their digital memories are preserved for future generations.

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