Privacy terms glossary

It's like whispering a secret that only your friend can hear — not even the phone or app knows what you said.

It's like someone knowing it's you just by the way you walk and dress — even if you didn’t say your name.

It’s like an emergency brake that stops your internet so your real identity doesn’t leak out.

It's like the envelope of a letter — it shows who sent it, who got it, and when, but not what’s inside.

It’s like sharing a recipe — everyone can see how it’s made, use it, or suggest improvements.

It's like a safe hidden inside your phone, with its own lock, that even hackers can't open.

It’s like cooking your own food at home instead of going to a restaurant — you have full control.

It’s like sending a letter through three friends before it reaches someone — no one knows where it came from.

It's like sending all your internet traffic through a secret tunnel that hides where you're going.

It's like putting something in a box and locking it. The company stores the box, but doesn't have the key.