Big Brother Isn’t Watching: Crypto Platform Offers ‘Secure Messaging’ A new “feature-rich ecosystem” has been created for privacy-conscious individuals who want to keep their communications confidential and their data secure July 29, 2019 https://cointelegraph.com/news/big-brother-isnt-watching-crypto-platform-offers-secure-messaging Utopia Beta Program
Meet Utopia: new P2P decentralized platform adds a layer of privacy to online communication December 18, 2019 https://www.techspot.com/news/83171-meet-utopia-new-p2p-decentralized-platform-adds-layer.html Utopia
The Utopia P2P Ecosystem https://u.is/en is a decentralized system with messaging, email, anonymous payment maker and web browser built for privacy and security. It appears to be the anti-metaverse where the metaverse will be ran by creators (demi-gods) who will control everything you see, hear and can say where in Utopia no one can control what you see, hear or say. Seems to me with the growing ability for big tech and government to surveil and collect data usually both walking hand in hand and governments wanting to do away with end to end encryption this is the direction we should be headed. Anyone tried this, what do you think?
I installed Utopia P2P Ecosystem, it looked promising, however you can't connect internet sites outside of the ecosystem anymore with the built in internet browser so a tor alternative it is not, and you could mine Crypton coin buy just having the client open or running a mining bot for Windows but that is no longer the case you have to run a linux bot but it can't be on the the same computer as the client so there is no point in having the client open if you are not using the internal only features, not sure what the devs are thinking.
They say No Telemetry, No Data Collection, No Tracking but it can't be checked, it's just another closed source software, seemingly against the centralized big tech with a manifesto and style to make them seem like some privacy activist movement, but they seem just like another commercial company. Also no details on the encryption protocol except "we use 256 AES and ECC so it is unbreakable." I would stay far away.. This is a sponsored post brought to you in collaboration with Utopia. Lol.
