The default end-to-end encryption is increasingly an important feature in messaging. It offers a broad collection of messaging tools that let you participate in one-on-one and group chats, with a well-organized interface that makes it easy to add stickers and photos to your messages. Overall, Line covers what you'd look for in a messaging app. Those looking for more serious forms of visual expression might find Line a bit twee. ConsĮxcessively adorable: The stickers and emojis can add a lot of personality to chats but fall on the cute side of communication. Line Store: While the app provides free stickers to download, you can buy additional stickers and games through the Line Store. The app comes with video-editing tools and video filters. Sharing: You can also send photos, video, and voice messages. Only the sender and recipients can view messages. Privacy: By default, Line's encryption provides end-to-end privacy for text messages and voice and video calls. Voice calls can handle as many as 200 participants video calls cap at four. Voice and video calls: In addition to text, Line offers free one-to-one and group video and voice calls.
Line does a nice job of making everything just a swipe or tap away, and it's easy to navigate around the app to find what you want. Type "world," for example, and the app displays globe and map emoji you can substitute to create an emoji-based message. Line also has emoji and will suggest some as you type. You have quick access to free stickers, including those featuring Line Friends. Texting: Texting with the Line app is engaging and, if you want, amusing, either in one-to-one or group messages. Line is an efficient, easy-to-use messaging app with more than 200 million monthly users, based mainly in Asia.
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