Privacy-First Mobile Security
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Claims that unsecured apps leak targeting data via advertising telemetry and that AI-scale analysis plus average phone use of six to eight hours makes tracking far worse. Describes a built OS and runtime system called the DMZ that manages every app, preventing transmissions that reveal location or associations while preserving normal app use. Positions the product as a secure endpoint for Oracle-class clouds, already in pilots with governments and working to set deployment and measurement standards.
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