Nearly 10 years after Edward Stone revealed the extent of government surveillance of Americans and American life the founder of Blackwater told One American News his new Unplugged phone and operating system, LibertOS, are designed to provide encrypted peer-to-peer comps immune from government access.
“We have developed a completely independent phone platform called Unplugged Systems,” said Erik D. Prince, the patriot businessman and ally of President Donald J. Trump.
“It is its own hardware, its own operating system, our operating system, with its own secure messenger, VPN, antivirus and store,” he said.
The author of the book “Civilian Warriors,” said his team learned the lessons from so-called secure communication apps.
“The unique thing about our messenger, for example, is when you download Signal or Wicker, you get one encryption key the first time,” he said. “Ours generates a new encryption, key every call, and it’s all peer-to-peer, and nothing of the message data is stored on our servers at all.”
Prince said without your data and outside U.S. government territory, there is no way the government gets in.
Poster Comment:
Probably illegal to own a phone the government can't hack.