PaperPhoneLite vs Clash Meta

PaperPhoneLite is a lightweight private messaging client designed for communicating through compatible PaperPhoneLite servers. It supports one-to-one conversations and group chats, with end-to-end encryption for message content and built-in Tor connectivity for accessing supported onion services. • Send and receive text, images, videos, voice messages, files, emojis, and stickers • Create private conversations and encrypted group chats • Add and manage contacts and groups • Download attachments and save or forward them using the iOS share sheet • Share files and photos from other iOS apps to PaperPhoneLite contacts • Synchronize conversations and access locally cached messages when offline • Configure disappearing messages and clear locally cached content • Verify encrypted conversations by comparing safety numbers • Add an optional shared message password as an additional layer of protection • Protect your account with TOTP two-factor authentication and recovery codes • Review and manage signed-in device sessions • Add and switch between compatible PaperPhoneLite servers • Use the interface in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Russian, or Spanish

Clash Meta is a VPN client for iPhone and iPad. It connects to the servers in a configuration you import from your own provider or network administrator, and sends your traffic to them through an encrypted VPN tunnel built with Apple's Network Extension framework. Clash Meta does not sell, operate or include any servers. You need your own configuration (a Clash / mihomo YAML file or subscription URL) to connect. Features • Import a configuration from a URL, file, clipboard or QR code • Connect and disconnect with one switch, in the app or from a Home Screen widget • Rule-based split tunneling: choose which traffic goes through your servers and which goes direct • Rule, Global and Direct modes • Choose a server and test its latency • Protocols: VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria2, TUIC, WireGuard and more • Custom DNS settings • Back up your settings to iCloud, Files or WebDAV Privacy Clash Meta has no account and does not collect any data. Your configuration stays on your device, and your traffic only goes to the servers you configure.