Every internet user should worry about privacy, but cryptocurrency users, in particular, should be more aware that their every move online is being tracked by advertisers and other entities, as their data is worth something.
Edward Snowden became a famous NSA whistleblower after he revealed the government violates people’s right to privacy on a regular basis, using the guise of security.
People need privacy in their daily lives and there are far more legitimate use cases for privacy-oriented software than there are illegitimate ones.
So far it’s been very challenging to remain private. Specialized software and a lot of technical skill have been necessary. That is until the launch of Utopia, an all-in-one app for total privacy in the Internet.
The Utopia Network
As mentioned, Utopia is a privacy-centric p2p network for those looking to secure their online lives and control their own data, instead of having it sold to other companies as if they were a product. The Utopia Network offers its users anonymity, censorship-resistance, and freedom.
This as it’s a peer-to-peer network that allows its users to securely communicate with each other, send funds to other Utopia users, and interact in other ways without the involvement of any third parties. It does this by encrypting account data and keeping it on users’ devices.
Utopia’s features include an instant encrypted messaging application with text and voice messaging, and even secure spam-free e-mail client called uMail.
Despite the privacy-centric approach it’s still possible to send files of any size to contacts through the Utopia Network, and even with images through a built-in viewer. Funds can also be safely transferred thanks to the uWallet, a cryptocurrency wallet built-in to Utopia Ecosystem that supports its native Crypton (CRP) crypto.
