Hold to talk
Use a large, glove-friendly transmit control with clear grant, busy, and end-of-burst feedback.
SP-RADIO · SELF-HOSTED
PTT Secure Radio turns an eligible private Global Chat group into a low-latency, half-duplex operations channel. Hold to transmit, release to listen, and keep every live burst end-to-end encrypted while a keyless relay forwards only ciphertext.
Secure Radio combines a familiar hold-to-talk experience with the encrypted identities, private groups, device enrollment, and policy controls already present in the SecurePhone stack.
Use a large, glove-friendly transmit control with clear grant, busy, and end-of-burst feedback.
Enable Radio on eligible members-only, non-anonymous Global Chat groups instead of creating public channel directories.
Fresh burst keys protect the audio while sender-authenticated frames reject relay or member impersonation.
A dedicated WebSocket relay forwards opaque frames without a room identity, audio plaintext, or decryption key.
See the active talker, listening state, busy feedback, and bounded transmission time on one dedicated surface.
Keep Radio opt-in by deployment and control relay routing, availability, and transmission duration through managed policy.
The radio surface extends the existing Global Chat group model, so every participant starts with a managed identity and an approved private-room boundary.
Expose the Radio mini-app and assign the approved relay route in the deployment policy.
A group administrator enables Secure Radio for an eligible private, members-only room.
Members select the channel and confirm that it is ready before operational traffic begins.
The phone encrypts and signs the burst, then the relay distributes ciphertext to current listeners in real time.
Secure Radio is an opt-in software capability for supported Android deployments. Pilot acceptance should validate real devices, real networks, codec support, live latency, relay placement, and ordinary messaging before production rollout.
Explore Global ChatThe v1 security boundary requires members-only, non-anonymous Global Chat groups.
The v1 design targets up to 50 members per channel and short half-duplex bursts.
Availability depends on audio codec support, app release, managed policy, and foreground/background operating mode.
Secure Radio complements encrypted chat and calls; it does not replace emergency communications or regulated radio systems.
Scope compatible hardware, private groups, relay placement, fleet policy, and acceptance checks for your operating environment.
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