Articles tagged with privacy.
The Infrastructure of Good Intentions
What Brazil's new debates over age assurance, platform safety and access to data reveal about the technical powers created in the name of legitimate public goals.
Child Safety, Digital Freedom and the Discord Case in Brazil: A Global Perspective
Ackaia Corp.'s perspective on recent events involving Discord in Brazil.
Zero trust at Ackaia: what we have built so far
Ackaia Corp. shares an update on the engineering work behind its zero-trust architecture and the path toward ecosystem-wide adoption.
We are heading toward zero trust.
Ackaia ID is being prepared to become a stronger identity and access foundation for the Ackaia ecosystem.
A clearer structure for Ackaia products
An open letter from our CEO about the transition of Ackaia One.
A closer look at upcoming Ackaia One access programs
We are preparing new access programs for Ackaia One, including student discounts and free accounts for independent journalists.
Encrypted storage is not the same as zero-knowledge storage
Large cloud drives are useful and often well protected, but most still ask users to trust systems that can technically process their files. Ackaia One Storage is designed around a different boundary.
Building Safety Without Breaking Zero-Knowledge
A closer look at two upcoming Ackaia One systems now in final security review: the Risk Assessment Engine and the Ackaia Report System.
Why zero-knowledge storage matters
Most cloud storage products ask users to trust the provider. A zero-knowledge design tries to reduce how much trust is required in the first place.
Metadata minimization is product design
Privacy-first software is not only about the encrypted payload. It is also about every small piece of information the product chooses not to collect.