🧑‍💻Idyll Browser

Utopia P2P
2 min readJun 22, 2021

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🛡A secure ecosystem that provides strong protection for users’ privacy and protects them from surveillance is a good thing. But the strength of any system is determined by the strength of its weakest element. And no matter how reliable the architecture of the Utopia ecosystem is, if a vulnerable browser is used to access sites, all this reliability immediately turns into nothing.

🕵️‍♂️Unfortunately, none of the browsers that are widely used today is able to provide either protection of the user’s privacy, or at least ensure secure storage of their usernames and passwords. And most browsers have ready-made backdoors that can be used not only by governments — cybercriminals with a level of knowledge “slightly above average” are also happy to use them.

👁So Group 1984 created a proprietary browser for accessing websites in the Utopia ecosystem — Idyll Browser. This browser has one drawback — it only works in Utopia. However, at the same time, it provides complete security and untraceability of the user.

🗄Idyll Browser does not store data about the user’s online activity, including their browser history. Idyll also has no access to the IP address and, accordingly, has no idea about the user’s geolocation. The absence of user data is a much more reliable protection than an attempt to disguise or encrypt such data.

🌎Only a comprehensive approach to ensuring privacy, as implemented in the Utopia ecosystem, can ensure the security and privacy of users at the current level of IT technologies development.

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