Are all communications encrypted between Sudo users?

All network communications in the Sudo system use transport level encryption. This includes HTTPS communications between MySudo and Sudo Platform:

• Initial app registration

• Sending and receiving Sudo-to-Sudo and Sudo-to-nonSudo communications

• Receiving notifications from the mobile device platform.
  
  

Transport level encryption is also used between Sudo Platform and other service providers, such as:

• Telephony services for Sudo-to-nonSudo communications

• Email services for Sudo-to-nonSudo email

In addition to the transport level encryption, Sudo-to-Sudo communications, which include voice calls, messages and email, are also encrypted end-to-end. Because the encryption keys are not stored on any intermediate servers, it isn’t possible to decrypt the Sudo-to-Sudo communications in transit between the MySudo applications.

Sudo-to-nonSudo communications (SMS/MMS or voice calling with non-Sudo phone numbers and email with non-Sudo email addresses) pass through the regular telecommunications networks. Those messages are not encrypted end-to-end by MySudo, and may be visible to third parties and susceptible to monitoring beyond the control of Sudo Platform.

*A third party is an entity other than MySudo user, their device and Anonyome Labs. Anonyome Labs has no control over third party security and privacy policies.