Your Data, Your Rules: How Cloaked Puts You in Control of Privacy and Security
Arjun and Abhijay Bhatnagar are Co-founders of Cloaked, a consumer privacy company. As developers and privacy advocates, they have created a secure, all-in-one privacy platform that gives consumers control over their personal information while helping reshape how industries access, use, and think about data. In this episode… The digital world often exposes individuals to risks through seemingly simple data points like phone numbers and emails. These identifiers can reveal a lot of personal information, making users vulnerable to phishing, spam, identity theft, and malicious AI-driven impersonation. As companies collect, share, and sell personal information more than ever, there is a pressing need for solutions that prioritize user control, privacy, and security. What steps can you take to safeguard your personal information? Companies like Cloaked are changing the game and offering individuals a way to regain control over their personal information by allowing users to create unique identifiers, like emails, phone numbers, and passwords, for every digital interaction. The platform also enables users to clean up past data footprints and limit future vulnerabilities while employing a siloed database architecture that keeps personal information secure even in the event of a system breach. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels chat with Arjun and Abhijay Bhatnagar, Co-founders of Cloaked, about how their platform addresses critical privacy challenges and empowers users to reclaim control of their personal information. Arjun and Abhijay share how Cloaked's features, like identity masking and password and passcode manager tools, help users navigate today’s privacy and security complexities easily and confidently. They also provide actionable privacy tips, such as limiting permissions, and discuss how Cloaked aims to combat AI misuse.
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