We want people to have choice and control in how they store, access, and share their content and data.
We didnt say a breakthrough but it is unique and our patents show that. One of the key differentiators is how we unify a users' device ecosystem and create single points of access to your storage ecosystem without reliance on the cloud. This is our TackApp.
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I find this rather interesting, and interested to know more.How does it works, unifying devices without cloud service? Will it be via WLAN? Amd what'll be the implications? Is it possible for, let's say because of one device that's rather weak, all of the other devices will be vulnerable and possibly breached through it?
The devices are unified through a software application that resides on each device. The ownership of the devices is authenticated through an AXEL server. Once the user has been authorized to access the unified devices, all communication is peer-to-peer, directly between devices utilizing the software application as a com channel. So unlike a LAN that only works in a local area, the unification is global. Wherever your device can get service, it can talk to your other devices through the com link in the software. Vulnerability isn't an issue because you cant get to the device without first being authorized by the authentication server. Additionally, account access can be configured by the user to require multi-factor authentication. So without the multi-factor code, the account and the access to the unified devices cannot be achieved.
More info can be found here:
https://patents.google.com/patent/US9792452B2