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by tenta 10y ago
You'll always be able to browse on Tenta securely and anonymously for free. And it's not just your traffic that is encrypted, but think about all the other browsing data that is traditionally not hidden such as your bookmarks, dow
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by tenta 10y ago
We'll provide the tech specifics too. We know that's super important. Yeah we're not going to run from our background. But having experience in that industry for so long, we already know it will do well there. We're also
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by tenta 10y ago
I was wondering how fast my background in adult mobile industry would come up. :) Happy to address it though, because I don't want to give the impression we want to hide it. So we're also the co-founders of mikandi (NSFW) http:&#
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by tenta 10y ago
Yeah we saw that too. We're working on this now. I'll get back to you with a firm answer soon.
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by tenta 10y ago
We'll get that up today, thanks for asking. Overall, we're taking a zero knowledge approach to your browsing data. We also do not store your keys on any servers for additional security measure, which means we are simply unable to
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by tenta 10y ago
Sweet, someone noticed the .bit domain support! chromium. We're writing up details in a blog post, since this question has come up in various forms. We'll share the link in a bit.
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by tenta 10y ago
We'll open for general access. And to the other point, we're still in beta development with a small team, so we will open up each portion as we go, so we can manage and address the feedback properly
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by tenta 10y ago
Please see my relatedresponse above to laksjd. We're about to publish our technical blog and will expand on the technical details.
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by tenta 10y ago
Your comments touch upon a challenge we had when deciding how to market Tenta. At the end of the day, we want this to have mainstream appeal, which means everyone should feel comfortable using and understanding the browser and not necessari
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by tenta 10y ago
I just mentioned this note above, but to respond directly, the browser will always be free. We believe everyone should be able to access the world's information without censorship and you shouldn't have to pay to access that right
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by tenta 10y ago
support@tenta.io, we welcome your help. Please keep in mind we are in beta, so you'll notice some feature will state that they are under construction, but more feedback the better.
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by tenta 10y ago
By default, the browser will always be free. You should be able to browse anonymously and control your data without paying. Currently the VPN is applied to the browser only, so we're thinking of charging to switch the VPN on for devic
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by tenta 10y ago
Yup, there are methods to fight this problem already. Our goal is to build a browser which faithfully produces the web while respecting users privacy
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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 start
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by tenta 10y ago
The main download link on the site should be: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.tenta.android We're using the Play Store's beta program, so you'll need to opt-in to be a beta tester first, th
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by tenta 10y ago
Great question. We do plan to open source the security and privacy code because we know that's critical to building trust for this type of product. We're still heads down to get through beta phase though, so it's just a bit e
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by tenta 10y ago
In light of the latest news of Comcast selling your data and almost weekly reports of threats to privacy and censorship around the world, we want to now share and invite HN folks to check out the public beta of Tenta Browser. It's a pr
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