HODLr (npub16eu…t6jc) I wanted to get back with you and let you know what I thought about that cloaked app.
Cloaked is just meh. A very slick UI and I like that you can spin up unlimited profiles (one per account) but their privacy policy has some parts that don’t give me warm and fuzzies. The built in password manager is just ok, other existing ones are far better. Including data removal services is a good idea but not sure how robust that it is. Finally you cannot text or call from any of the VOIP numbers on WiFi or hotspot without a SIM card which is an option I want.
I really like their all in one app idea but none of them are done particularly well the execution of calling your contacts by a different number and then they have a different number for you just gets confusing. I think it would be good for some people who go to different venues and are constantly meeting new people or someone who needs infinite disposable numbers because even a compartmentalized one being compromised is too big a risk.
If you are interested in compartmentalization of your digital identity I think MySudo is a good option for most people. If you just want to try out some burner emails without phone numbers that is free. I feel constrained that you are limited to only 9 working VOIP numbers for their biggest plan but honestly that is probably fine if you’re using broad categories. One for friends and family, one for accounts tied to your identity - banking, medical, utilities, one for online accounts, another for junk, shopping, etc. And I tested it and it works just fine without a SIM card even on multiple devices.
A reminder that only MySudo to MySudo communication is encrypted, otherwise it’s just a regular call / text. I like other encrypted communication apps better but it’s not its primary purpose but could be useful if a lot of your friends and family are using it.
Ava (npub1f6u…zcka) probably has more experience with it.
GHOST
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2024-07-20 12:37:48
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