Security & Privacy
- What is the Sudo Platform?
- What is encryption?
- What is the general encryption method used in MySudo?
- Are all communications encrypted between Sudo users?
- How does MySudo use encryption keys?
- Are emails encrypted with PGP or AES protocols?
- What is Metadata?
- What data and metadata is collected/stored by MySudo?
- Where is the data stored?
- How long do you store information?
- What information does a user have to provide when they install and setup MySudo?
- How is my data safe if you don’t require a login password?
- Is MySudo open source?
- Is MySudo an NSA project given the anonymity of the development team?
- Is Anonyome Labs Privacy Shield compliant?
- How does MySudo comply with Law Enforcement requests?
- Can Law Enforcement find out who I am through this app?
- What information will be disclosed with a properly-served warrant from Law Enforcement?
- Is there any way to verify a user through keys or is it done automatically?
- If I delete a Sudo identity, do you still know if the phone number or email address was associated with my account?
- Can someone pay to find out who the owner of a MySudo number is?
- Can my Sudo email address be traced back to me?
- Can/How is my Sudo number traced back to me?
- Can someone trace my MySudo email and find my original IP Address?
- Does Anonyome give IP address information to other users?
- Does MySudo use my phone’s IP Address?
- Are any analytics performed on MySudo?
- Does Anonyome retain server logs containing IP addresses of MySudo users?
- Accepting push notifications stores a unique number on the phone; is this a security risk?