Benefits

Simcrypted protects you, your family and business

SDPN – Simcrypted

Your mobile number is one of the most important parts of your digital ID as it often links to your other vital personal information such as addresses, names, credit/bank details, date of birth, location, and more. It’s the go-to piece of information by Big Tech and hackers.

“Majorities think their personal data is less secure now, that data collection poses more risks than benefits, and believe it is not possible to go through daily life without being tracked.”

Simcrypted addresses the problems associated with messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, WeChat, Clubhouse and others requiring users to disclose personally identifiable information and private data.

Simcrypted utilizes a digital layer of security to protect the connection between you and your mobile messaging apps.

1. Use Cases and Scenarios

Personal Privacy

Would you give out your home address to strangers? Why should your personal mobile number be any different? We break the link between what is one of the most important parts of your digital identity, your personal mobile number, from the social messaging and media multinationals – keeping your personal number private from fraudsters, hackers, and identity theft. Your phone number wasn’t designed to be a universal online identification system. With SIM jacking on the rise, now is the time to ditch your digits

Public Figures

Your phone represents a massive risk to your personal privacy and identity. Hackers attack every 39 seconds, on average 2,244 times a day. Simcrypted is ideal for anyone who uses WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and WeChat. It’s even more pertinent for those in the public eye: politicians, entrepreneurs, influencers, footballers, celebrities, and more can distance their personal mobile number from location trackers and harassment.

Safeguarding Children

88% of 12-year-olds have their own smartphone; in fact, 1 in 10 6-year-olds also have their own! Even if you put strict limitations on your child’s device, you should never rest easy. One of the most important controls you can add is ensuring your child’s personal number stays out of sight entirely.

Influencers

#1 — Protect your privacy.
Social media influencers (and anyone else for that matter) must protect their privacy and that of their family. Presenting yourself to the general public as influencers can open several doors, which is great most of the time. However, you could easily become the object of someone’s affection and drive unwanted attention. Sadly, these people can become dangerous, especially if they can access your personal address or phone number. On the other foot, you could also become the object of someone’s rage or envy, even if you have never met them. People who live and work for most or even just a part of their lives online face more dangers and threats than others. Protecting your privacy and personal information is paramount.

#2 — Protect Your Reputation
Influencers and Joe Bloggs alike must take steps to avoid repetitional damage. Some hackers have no intention other than to wreak havoc on their victims’ lives, which is not something a social media influencer can afford or even contemplate. It might only take one unfavorable post to ruin the trust that your followers have in you, so you must make protecting it a top priority.

#3 — Protect Your Content
If you’re a social media influencer, content is your bread and butter. What you create, post and share is the heartbeat of your business, and it takes a lot of effort. Clips might only take five minutes to watch, but it can take days, weeks, or even months to storyboard, shoot, and edit the content.

Companies and Employees

Phone numbers are now the modern way to identify consumers & small businesses 70% of leading Fortune 100 companies now ask for phone number as a primary customer identifier. Your phone represents a massive risk to your personal privacy and data. If someone’s personal data is compromised, the consequences can be severe from many different angles, not only financial.

Law Enforcement

If you are a law enforcement agent or on the frontline, you risk your life daily. Make sure you don’t take those risks home with you at the end of a shift. Avoid being compromised or worrying that your personal number could be circulating.

Journalists

We know that staying safe is more and more critical for journalists, and not just those on the frontline. Getting the story from the frontline equals exposure. Having online profiles with your employer details equals espionage allegations. Complacency is not an option; protect yourself further today.