The message can be entered into a computer that has no communications capabilities and encrypted.
The encrypted message can be displayed on the screen of the incommunicado computer as a barcode which can be scanned by the phone's camera and then sent to the recipient who types the encrypted message into an incommunicado computer and decrypts it and reads it on that computer.
Soros made a big investment in a gaming company.
So it's not just any gaming platform that can be used. It's one that they control.
The obvious advantage is that you don't have to worry about your chats getting into the hands of an untrusted platform operator.
If you've got the expertise, you can try to make sure the platform is hard to hack, even for the NSA.
And if you know that they're watching your internet usage to see what sites you're connecting to, it looks like you're connecting to a gaming site. You could appear to be gaming instead of chatting to a spy who can see your network traffic but not decrypt it.
If the game has enough users connecting to it, it won't be possible to tell from network traffic analysis who is chatting to who.
Yes, if they figure out what you're doing and decide to use the backdoor to gain access.
The fact that they're using gaming platforms seems to me to indicate that they're hoping to go unnoticed rather than trying to become invulnerable to scrutiny.
https://www.kongregate.com/games/completehack/godspeed
Q ended his drops with Godspeed on a few occasions.
It's a positive message to anons, and it's an online game with a chat feature.