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Securing data in transit

Never before has there been a higher regard and need for privacy. Since the Edward Snowden revelations, security concerns have reached levels bordering on paranoia as the world learned about the real cost of communication and the Internet.

Seecrypt Group delivers an encrypted voice and messaging service to address these security and privacy concerns, which is virtually interception-proof.

Seecrypt Mobile allows everyday smartphone users to make and receive unlimited calls and texts in complete privacy, worldwide. With each message sent, the app allows for encrypted communication and changes keys with every action. Similar to popular social messaging applications, Seecrypt Mobile is user friendly and easy to use. Available to Apple and Android devices, the application allows for military grade encrypted messaging and voice calls between Seecrypt app users.

Built on double layer, end-to-end, encryption techniques, Seecrypt users are given true privacy across the world. Each and every new call or message is encrypted with a unique key.

Another benefit offered by the Seecrypt app, especially to mobile users with poor cellular network coverage, or who battle on congested networks, is the use of narrowband and voice compression. Seecrypt Mobile is extremely conservative on data usage, consuming data well below the current benchmark of standard voice apps. The Seecrypt application operates securely over any Internet-connected network worldwide, from Mobile (2G/EDGE, 3G, 4G/LTE) to Wi-Fi, and even satellite broadband networks, which allows for making data roaming calls more cost effective.

The Seecrypt Mobile app is available as a free download on Google Play and the Apple App Store. All first-time users receive a three-month, no-obligation free-to-use account. By participating in the referral program, users will earn an extra free month for each new subscriber referred, up to a maximum of one year free. Thereafter, unlimited calling costs $3 a month.

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