Ofosio: FEBO Health is double-encrypted and requires no email or name
Nick Ofosio · Why he raised $150k at $4m Pre Seed Round · Feb 28, 2022 · at 8:55
Nick Ofosio, founder of FEBO Health, addresses privacy concerns regarding crowdsourcing health and medication data from users.
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“A, entirely anonymous, entirely encrypted, double encrypted. You don't need to even put a name to it. You don't need to put an email, like you don't even have to create. You can have it be entirely fake, or you can put a wall, like you can put a different picture. We don't request any information from you. It's entirely anonymous and double encrypted.”
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