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SilentKeys: A Keyboard that Protects your Privacy & Security


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SilentKeys protects who you are and what you do online. Block tracking ads, viruses, hackers and prevent identity theft.

 

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SilentKeys is a secure Plug'n'Play keyboard in a sleek aluminum shell. It works as a secure hub to protect all your data, thwart identity theft and prevent hackers. Packed with the best security features, it ensures you are protected and anonymous.

 

SilentKeys is Open Source, designed for everyone and is easy to use : no need for lengthy research, changing settings or tweaking your existing system. SilentKeys provides a safe and secure digital environment to protect your computer, your important documents/images, your identity and your browsing habits.

 

It also shouldn’t mean leaving your front door wide open. Would you share your bank passwords, your private mail or even your medical records with your neighbour, the postman or the government? Do you never close curtains and lock your doors?

 

Right now, complete strangers are taking advantage of your data, exploiting what you do, who you know, your political and religious beliefs, your desires, your medical history, your insurance details etc. Given enough data and time, your behaviour and even your passwords might be predicted.

 

Untrusted Operating Systems, abusive Terms & Conditions, sloppy Wifi connections, ads, tracking and mass surveillance combine to constantly expose your identity and privacy online.

 

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Protecting your privacy is not about having something shady or negative to hide, it is simply about your private things not being anyone else’s business. We all need a place where we can go and be free of the judgemental eyes of other people ; we all use nicknames online don't we?

 

Web Giants and governments often compare privacy with having something to hide. Why then do they use encryption, passwords, curtains, locks or classified files themselves? Because they need privacy as well.

 

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