Deniable provides a dual-use mobile operating system that enables users to switch between two discrete environments, ensuring sensitive information remains concealed even under coercion. This technology protects individuals in high-risk situations from revealing critical data while complying with search requests, effectively safeguarding both digital assets and personal safety.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals in high-risk situations face the threat of physical coercion to reveal sensitive information stored on their mobile devices. Standard encryption methods are insufficient when users are forced to unlock their phones, exposing critical data to unauthorized access.
Solution
Deniable provides a mobile operating system that creates two distinct, isolated environments on a single device, allowing users to switch seamlessly between them. This dual-use architecture enables individuals to comply with search requests by presenting a non-sensitive environment while keeping confidential data concealed and protected. By using a duress password, users can unlock a decoy environment, safeguarding sensitive information from exposure even under duress.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes journalists, activists, NGO workers, corporate executives, and anyone operating in high-risk environments where they may be subject to coercion to reveal sensitive information.
Features
- Dual-use architecture enabling seamless switching between two discrete operating system environments
- Duress password functionality to unlock a decoy environment under coercion
- Preconfigured Google Pixel 6a with Deniable OS
- SIM unlocked for global compatibility
- Integration with existing security protocols