Why Privacy Matters
Now More Than Ever
Since the 1980s, technology has transformed our lives - but at a steep cost to privacy:
• 1984: First major credit breach exposes 90 million Americans’ data (TRW/Experian).
• 1990s: Shift to digital mobile networks (2G) makes personal data easily trackable.
• 2004: AOL breach leaks 92 million records; insider threats and blackmail become common.
• 2014: eBay hack compromises 145 million users.
• 2024-2025: State-sponsored attacks target global SMS infrastructure; “free” apps monetize user data.
Today, an estimated 16-21 billion accounts have been compromised worldwide since 2004. “Free” services often mean your data is the product - sold, exploited, or stolen.
We founded ArkrA to change that. No more relying on centralized clouds vulnerable to hacks. No more trading privacy for convenience.
Our Mission
To empower individuals with tools for a secure, decentralized digital life:
• Encrypted, anonymous communication without Big Tech oversight.
• Private data storage you control - no clouds, no third parties.
• Full transparency and visibility over your digital footprint.
The INVIZD Box: Your Path to Privacy
Our flagship product, the INVIZD Box, brings this vision to life. It’s a hardware device that creates a personal, cloudless network for secure messaging, file sharing, and storage - built on decentralized protocols. Join the privacy revolution. Reclaim control today.
If you do nothing, Your Life belongs to them - literally.
Did you know that Google uses your “Google Photos “ to train AI models - including those of your children.
*”The only AI access, analysis, and interaction with your images is within Google Photos and is exclusively for enhancing your experience.”
Source: support.google.com
Did you know that ”Dropbox has scanned 6.9 billion files…” of its customers.
Source: Dropbox.com
Did you know that by default, ”Apple can see everything you store in iCloud unless you update your security settings. And even if you turn on the new Advanced Data Protection feature, several important categories of data are not end-to-end encrypted, including your emails, calendar events, contacts, and all your files’ metadata. Plus, Apple can decide to turn off Advanced Data Protection at any minute, as it did when the UK government ordered Apple to weaken its encryption in 2025.”
Source: Proton.me
Footnotes / Sources
• Orwell, George. 1984 (1949).
• Major breaches: TRW (1984), AOL (2004), eBay (2014), etc. Sources: Experian reports, Surfshark, IBM, Statista.
• Recent threats: U.S. reports on 2024 Chinese telecom hacks.