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Digital Control
Encryption isn't just about protecting
your email or files from prying eyes. It is a critical component
in the struggle to protect your online identity, the security of your
online financial transactions, and the sanctity of your personal health
records.
While technologies continue to be built that offer to save us time and
money while shopping, collaborating and communicating online, they are
missing an important ingredient, user control
of their personal information. By using encryption technology we
can still take advantage of these technologies AND stay in control of
our digital data. |
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By helping to
standardize the use of encryption, we attain many of the things that we
take for granted in "real" life—envelopes on mail, locks on our homes,
filing cabinets, storage space, the ability to digitally sign our credit
cards, |
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System
Requirements
Microsoft Windows
95/98/NT,2000,XP
MS
Outlook
For
web-based email:
Internet Explorer 4.01 or up
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and even the ability to
pay cash for things without our personal information being associated
with our purchases.
Start using encryption
technology and help us usher in the next generation of empowered,
encryption-enabled net users!
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The
Problem
With the Internet still in its infancy
and technology developing at blinding speeds, far too little time and
effort has been spent on creating a technological foundation that can
protect the all-important principles of individual rights, freedom of
expression, and privacy. |
Take Action
As individuals we need to take
control of the encryption process and seize the opportunity to build an
online community where these principles are preserved, and where people
can communicate with each other and conduct transactions with
confidence. |
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Any email or data you
send using the Zendit System is not accessible or stored by Zendit
because it is encrypted by YOU. You control who has access to any
personal information. You control the encryption process. |