We Can Put A Man On The Moon (Supposedly), Why Can't We Put A Phone On The Blockchain? (Wait a minute...) - Podcast Check
BitVault, The World’s First Blockchain Phone, is available for Pre-Order
There was a great podcast I listened to this morning that gave some great insight into the phone and how it works - which part is powered by the chain and which part is off the chain.
The World’s First Blockchain Phone
- Biometric technology security enabled by fingerprint recognition, and iris scan.
- Third Party Independent Multilayer Security(3IMS)
- Secure Encrypted Messaging through a Private Blockchain
- Documents, Photos and videos transferred securely over Private Blockchain
- Secure Encrypted Voice and Video calling
- Bitcoin Vault and 5 Bitcoin wallets, safe and secure
- Removable security key for enabling your device
- 5.5 Inch Touch Screen
- 64 bit 2.0GHz Octa Core Processor
- 4GB RAM and 64GB Flash Storage
- 4G LTE, WiFi, Bluetooth
- 13MP Back camera and 8MP front camera
- BitVault application store for new Blockchain and cryptocurrency apps
For the first time ever, smart phone technology has been merged with blockchain technology, allowing anyone to enjoy an unrivaled, military-grade level of privacy and security on their cell phone- the BitVault.
By verifying its user by a combination of three identifiers- an iris scan, a fingerprint scan, and an NFC card with a unique code- the BitVault technology creates a private key.
“The most unique feature of this phone,” says Peter Marais, Co-founder of BitVault, “…is that your private keys are never stored on the device…we call it dynamic key creation: these keys are dynamically created every time you use the product, so nobody else can use the device.”
Among many other features, the BitVault allows for secure blockchain calling: for each new encrypted call that is created, an entirely new blockchain is created, and at the end of that encrypted call, the blockchain is deleted in its entirety.
Marais eagerly discusses all aspects of this revolutionary new device, so click here to listen.
Marais also discusses:
The many services of BitVault, including secure blockchain document transfer, secure blockchain messaging and secure blockchain banking
BitVault’s native apps, including Bitcoin Wallet, Ethereum Wallet and EOT (Encryption of Things), and the development of BitVault’s own application store
The reason behind using cryptocurrency transactions, and the ways in which BitVault is working toward minimizing the cost (to almost zero) per transaction
The measures that are taken in order to maintain an entirely closed environment and eliminate BitVault’s vulnerability to outside malware
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