Privacy

In recent years, the common sentiment toward privacy in personal communication has been quite defeatist in tone.

How many conversations have you had that end like this?:

"They can see everything we do anyway so it doesn't matter."

"Everyone has my data and does whatever they want with it, we have to agree to it if we want to use it, and they all do it."

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What if we told you that this is false?

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What if we told you corporate technology companies have been coordinating with each other to make it this way; to extract your attention, your wealth, and manipulate your mind?

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Both of those statements are confirmed fact.

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The truth is: our complacency and acceptance of this paradigm of zero privacy is what makes it work so well.

Accepting that we have allowed this to happen in exchange for convenience, and lacking the will to learn and implement better solutions will prevent us from initializing the processes needed to rectify these issues.

No solution that these corporations design will ever solve these issues, because the status quo makes too much sense to entities motivated by the profit gained through the exploitation of these weaknesses in our psychology, and  the financial and the social leverage that they yield.

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You can take the future of your information, and the privacy of your communication back, and we are here to help.