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MySudo - Private & Secure
MySudo - Private & Secure
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| Latest Version: | v1.18.0 |
| Latest update: | 2024-04-29 14:59:45 |
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| Requirements: | Android |
| Category: | Communication |
| Size: | 86.63 MB |
| Tags: | Social Shopping Video |
Rating :4.1
Introducing MySudo - Private & Secure, the ultimate privacy app that keeps your personal information safe and secure. With MySudo, you can enjoy standard and encrypted voice, video, and group calls, send SMS and encrypted messages and emails, and privately browse the internet, all through secure digital profiles called Sudos. Create up to 9 Sudos for different activities like shopping, socializing, and online selling. MySudo is packed with powerful features like Sudo handles for end-to-end encrypted communications, Sudo email addresses for encrypted emails, and Sudo phone numbers with customizable voicemail and ring tones. Connect with other MySudo users via voice, video, and group calls and enjoy unlimited messages and minutes. Use the private browser in each Sudo to browse the internet without ads and pop-ups, and keep your online activities compartmentalized. Stay tuned for the upcoming feature of virtual cards to protect your financial privacy. MySudo guarantees your privacy by not asking for personal information like email or phone numbers to create an account, eliminating the need for registration or login credentials. All communications with other MySudo users are end-to-end encrypted, and the app employs decentralized identity technologies for added security. Choose from three paid subscription levels to enjoy multiple Sudos and phone numbers. Take control of your privacy with MySudo today!
Features of MySudo - Private & Secure:
> Privacy Protection: MySudo allows you to create multiple Sudos, each with their own phone number, email address, and handle. This protects your personal information as you can use these details instead of your own.
> End-to-End Encryption: All communications between MySudo users, including voice and video calls, messages, and emails, are encrypted end-to-end. This ensures that your conversations remain private and secure.
> Secure Digital Profiles: Sudos serve as secure digital profiles that enable you to make encrypted voice, video, and group calls, send encrypted messages and emails, and privately browse the internet. Each Sudo has its own private browser that blocks ads and tracker cookies by default.
> Versatile Communication: With MySudo, you can connect with other MySudo users through voice, video, and group calls, as well as send unlimited messages. This allows for seamless and secure communication within the app.
> Sudo Virtual Cards (Coming Soon): MySudo will soon introduce virtual cards that you can use for online payments instead of your personal credit or debit card. This feature helps protect your privacy, prevent tracking, and minimize financial risks.
> Subscription Plans: MySudo offers three paid subscription levels: SudoFree, SudoGo, and SudoPro. Each plan provides different features such as Sudo phone numbers, email addresses, handles, encrypted Sudo-to-Sudo communications, and private browsers. The SudoMax plan offers the highest level of features with up to nine Sudos.
Conclusion:
MySudo is the ultimate privacy app that prioritizes protecting your personal information. With its multiple secure digital profiles, end-to-end encryption, and versatile communication capabilities, this app ensures that your conversations and online activities remain private and secure. Additionally, the upcoming Sudo virtual cards feature will further enhance privacy and security during online transactions. Choose from various subscription plans to access the features that suit your needs. Try MySudo now and experience a new level of privacy on your device.
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Comment
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This app unfortunately only works with unrooted phones but also requires a phone without boot loader enabled. It's a draconian measure & there will be people upset because many phones come with boot loader enabled for many valid reasons and disabling it may not work. User manuals are poor at telling the user must backup the profile to avoid losing everything, app is right now tied to specific device. They should communicate better. This is NOT a regular VOIP phone app. Once setup it works well.2024-05-03 13:02:55
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Edit2: Okay, so it seems MySudo does, kinda, work on things like Graphene OS, as evidenced by the article linked, however you need a second device to transfer from (sadIy I don't have that). Also, your customer support ("Ethan") seems to be oblivious to this fact (I initially contacted customer support when I got an error signing up (before making a negative review)). [Original review talks about the lack of support for privacy preserving Operating System. Had to delete due to character limit.]2024-05-03 01:30:16
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I paid for a phone number but it didn't appear, and support told me I didn't pay for it. My bank was charged. They gave me a "free" number, but I received an error message when trying to add it. I uninstalled the app to see if it would fix the issue, and am now unable to log back in. I need access to one of the emails for an expected shipment.2024-05-02 21:50:40
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what is it happening that make the quality of my sudo unbearably appealing and applicable for user but no product and service is available2024-05-02 19:21:49
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Unreliable, buggy call function which defeats the purpose of the app. Keeps missing calls from overseas and sometimes even domestic U.S. calls. The phone/app never rings. The only notification is the "missed call" message in the app. I missed job interview calls from overseas because of Sudo's call failure--the person called twice but there were no notifications until the "missed call" message. I have cancelled my subscription. I've always had notifications turned on in the app and my phone.2024-05-01 23:32:49
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No Virtual Cards on Android. Deal breaker. The existing functionality is fine. Works great. But the fact the most lucrative feature isn't available but the same price as iOS is kinda lame. That's like charging $10 for a sandwich on one side of town and $10 on the other but leaving out the meat and cheese lol. Just dumb. If you need burner emails and phones it's great. Payment masking. Unless. Paid $15 to find out lol. Bleh.2024-05-01 17:10:41