Entry was designed to protect end-user privacy against malicious actions in the first place. Not just because we want to "do good", but also because it is comme

Entry was designed to protect end-user privacy against malicious actions in the first place. Not just because we want to "do good", but also because it is commercially viable: End-users get full control of their data forever free, while organizations deploy Entry to solve tactical issues like fraud, security, and phishing prevention. But, I guess, without an independent audit by "the big four" or alike, these are just my words.