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We know these type of questions would come up. We're thinking a lot about how to build trust as a new player in the world of privacy tools and being transparent
by tenta 10y ago
We know these type of questions would come up. We're thinking a lot about how to build trust as a new player in the world of privacy tools and being transparent about who we are is part of that plan. We've been in the mobile startup world for almost ten years now and based in Seattle. We'll put up our bios, share video intro and you'll be able to meet us at the conventions, etc. Of course at the end of the day, that's not enough either. We'll also start reaching out to other companies we admire in this industry to review our product and we will work hard to earn their respect, so you can have real 3rd party validation. Also love to hear what you would want to know from us to make you give Tenta a try.
- ktta 10y agoI understand your apprehension open sourcing the source code, but 90%~ of your userbase will be people who don't trust closed source code (some even would want to verify the app integrity somehow). So I really suggest you guys seriously consider open sourcing. I don't really see any of the free browsers using VPNs catch up because they are closed source, and although it might open up possibilities of IP theft, the chance of this being a successful product will be much greater. And those great OSS contributors will help out too!