Listed 4 August 2014 · Chicago · Illinois · United States
OffGrid.
An encrypted messaging framework from an Illinois data consultancy that let senders set geofencing and expiry rules and delete messages from every recipient's device.
Security and privacy
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“Meet OffGrid: your solution for secure, encrypted communications.”
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Global Data Sciences' mobile application development page presents the OFFGRID Framework, a HIPAA-compliant encrypted communications platform it developed, for Android, iOS and Windows 8.
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“Meet OffGrid: your solution for secure, encrypted communications.”
OffGrid is a real-time comprehensive communication encryption framework that provides unassailable point-to-point data & communication privacy. OffGrid uses the most current encryption technology to protect your privileged communication during and after transmission, in your choice of media and specific sharing rules. OffGrid allows you to communicate in a private and encrypted fashion consistent with company and regulatory requirements for data privacy. The framework lets you encrypt, control and manage electronic communications from a number of different perspectives, i.e., text messages, pictures, multimedia files, as well as create business rules including geofencing, embargo, and expiration rules. OffGrid software allows the sender to manage communication: media can be permanently deleted not only from the sender’s mobile device but also from all of the other devices that received the messages. OffGrid's mission is to create a world where people choose to take responsibility over their most sensitive information in a complex cyberspace, and to grow a community of security conscious people.
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- Security
- Location
- Chicago · Illinois · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing, in private beta, described OffGrid as a point-to-point encryption framework for text messages, pictures and media files. Senders could set rules such as geofencing, embargoes and expiration, and permanently delete media from every device that received it. The listing's website pointed to Global Data Sciences.
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