Privacy Spell

Anonymize sensitive data on your screen with one-click

2 followers

Anonymize sensitive data on your screen with one-click

2 followers

Privacy Spell is an extension that allows you to take control of what you share by anonymizing sensitive information with 1 single click. When it’s on, it obfuscates automatically personal information such as names, addresses, credit cards and numbers.

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Productivity•Sales•Global Nomad

Launch Team

jnavon

It looks fantastic !!

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5yr ago

Jonathan Gheller

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Maker

When privacy spell is on, the privacy spell obfuscates automatically personal information such as names, addresses, credit cards, and numbers. It continues to work as you scroll and it is active for all your tabs in your browser.

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5yr ago

Salil Sethi

Coronavirus Near Me

@jonathan_gheller1 This is a fantastic idea. How do you identify, which text pieces should be obfuscated? Does it work with other PII, (e.g., email address, SSN) This product deserves way more upvotes than it currently has.

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5yr ago

Jonathan Gheller

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Maker

@salil_sethi The first production version will have the ML model plus heuristics run fully local. Email, SSN, names, numbers...all included. thanks for the good vibes Salil, much appreciated

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5yr ago

Raúl Montes

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Maker

@salil_sethi @jonathan_gheller1 yup, more specifically, it's a couple of NLP models plus a bunch of heuristics. In our current prototype, part of that is done with a model remotely (of course, sending the information encrypted and securely, and without storing anything anywhere), but the first release we are working on will have the entire model embedded so it will be 100% local detection

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5yr ago

Vinnie T

Can't wait to get early access... my sales team needs this ASAP!

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5yr ago

Jonathan Gheller

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Maker

@vinnie_t That's great! can you give me an example of the pain this would be solving for you?

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5yr ago

Vinnie T

@jonathan_gheller1 I work for an education company and so have to follow FERPA guidelines (think HIPAA). That means spending time creating environments with dummy data to fit particular demonstration needs, rather than just using some production data. Obviously the former is the route we should be going, but it also would help protect us in the event a sales person accidentally navigated to something with student/university information.

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5yr ago