Today, My Beacon crossed an important line.
It is no longer information stored on just one phone or one computer. My Beacon can now securely synchronize between my devices.
I can enter something on my laptop and have it available on my phone. I can update it on my phone and see the change on my laptop. My important information stays with me wherever I am.
That may sound ordinary in a world filled with cloud services, accounts, passwords, advertising profiles, and companies collecting personal information.
But this is different.
My Beacon does not require me to surrender my private life to somebody else’s database. The synchronized information is encrypted before it leaves my device. The server carries the protected package, but it cannot read what is inside.
The key belongs to me.
That means BluSup is providing the connection—not examining my life.
My Beacon also includes My Essentials, where I can keep the information that could matter most during an emergency: who I am, who should be contacted, medications, allergies, mobility information, and anything else another person may need to know.
I am eighty years old, very much alive, and not expecting death around the next corner. But accidents happen. I know that better than most.
Having critical information available is not surrendering to fear. It is simply being prepared.
The system also gives me control over the connection. End Link Everywhere can break the synchronization relationship across my devices when I decide that connection should no longer exist.
This is a substantial BluSup achievement:
Automatic cross-device synchronization with real privacy.
No surveillance.
No advertising profile.
No stranger sitting somewhere reading the details of my life.
Just my information, protected by my key, available on my devices when I need it.
That is what personal technology should be.
Open My Beacon:
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