What’s better than using AES Message Encryptor for SMS by Maninder Gill? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
AES Message Encryptor for SMS is one of those no-nonsense tools that does exactly what it says. Type or paste a message, pick a strong password, and it turns everything into unreadable text that only someone with the same password can unlock. It feels manual in a good way, like a little utility you keep on the side for private notes, SMS, or email text. No permissions popups, no advertisements, no clutter. The app nudges for a proper password, at least six characters with uppercase, lowercase, a number, and a special symbol, which matters because the real safety here depends on that password. There is no magic, just solid encryption that runs fast and stays out of the way.
Under the hood it uses AES-256 with CBC, and it builds the key from the password using SHA-256. Messages get padded correctly, and it handles the IV in a way that keeps the process simple for the user. There is even an ECB option for those who want to see how that mode behaves, though it explains why ECB is not great for repeating data. A small test mode is included for folks who enjoy checking known values and seeing the math line up. On PC with BlueStacks it is extra comfortable, since copying long chunks, switching windows, and typing longer passwords is easier with a keyboard. It will not hook into your SMS automatically, it is more of a copy and paste workflow, but that makes it predictable and clean.
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