Security & Architecture
How WeWe3 protects communications — from the user’s device to the server your organization controls.
Built so the server needs to know as little as possible.
WeWe3 is designed so that encryption keys are generated on user devices and the server acts as a transport and coordination layer. For Enterprise and Military editions, that server runs on infrastructure owned by the customer, and administration is limited to defined roles.
- iOS app
- Android app
- Windows client
- macOS client
- Encrypted connections
- Encrypted containers
- Keys generated on devices
- Secure protocols
- Client-owned server
- Role-based administration
- Configurable data deletion
- API integration
- Remote wipe
- Admin command
Client-owned infrastructure
For Enterprise and Military editions, the server infrastructure is deployed on hardware owned and operated by the client. The service does not require TechnoDreams or WeltWelle to have access to that infrastructure, so your organization decides who can reach the server and its data.
Remote data destruction
Data on a device can be destroyed by the account owner or by an administrator command from the control center — for individual users or entire groups. Removal of local data depends on the device receiving and processing the command, and cannot cover offline copies, exports or backups.
Proven algorithms, not experiments.
WeWe3 relies on established cryptographic algorithms with decades of public analysis and use in government and defense systems — rather than new, unproven schemes.
AES-256 + RSA-4096
Messages, calls and files are protected with end-to-end encryption: content is encrypted on the sender’s device and decrypted on the recipient’s device. Private keys are generated on user devices, and data stored in the app is kept in an encrypted container.
Transparency
What data the service processes, how long it is kept and which providers are involved is described in our Privacy Policy.
Want a technical deep dive?
Our engineers can walk your security team through the architecture, deployment options and threat model for your environment.