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Short answer: Probably not.
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Long answer: [We're looking into whether an iOS version is feasible](https://code.briarproject.org/briar/briar/issues/445).
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Long answer: [We're looking into whether an iOS version is feasible](#445).
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Briar needs to run in the background to receive messages from contacts, and iOS has
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much tighter **restrictions on background apps** than Android (though
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Android's getting stricter).
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aligned with ours - clocks aren't perfect). So we need somewhere for the
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sender to store the message until our next check.
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We're working on a piece of software called a mailbox that will receive
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We're working on a piece of software called a [mailbox](#1011) that will receive
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encrypted messages over Tor and store them until the owner collects
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them. It's designed to run on a spare Android device, laptop, or
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Raspberry Pi that's plugged into power and internet. Once that's ready
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