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Shane Green
@shanegreen · co-founder & ceo, personal.com
Hey PH folks, The one counter-intuitive thing I'd share about our new tools for collaborating on data in the office and home is that it improves both convenience and security at the same time.
On the convenience side, once you decide which information you want to co-manage and invite people, everyone can do their part to populate the info and keep it up to … See more
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Justin Thorp
@thorpus · Product Evangelist for AddThis
We've seen the world of password managers but there's SO much more information (i.e. passwords, codes, sizes, medical) that you have to manage, especially across teams and family members. Personal stores it all. Plus with the iPhone app, I have the data wherever I need it.
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Tarik Kurspahic
@tariktech · CTO, Personal.com
Hey PH, we’ve been working on a privacy-centric cloud for data for several years, but our users really wanted to be able to collaborate and co-manage important info with others at work or home, so we just launched a new collaborative version of the Personal Cloud.
You can now invite others to help you create bundles of data (like Marketing Passwords or Bo… See more
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Shane Green
@shanegreen · co-founder & ceo, personal.com
Hey PH folks, The one counter-intuitive thing I'd share about our new tools for collaborating on data in the office and home is that it improves both convenience and security at the same time.
On the convenience side, once you decide which information you want to co-manage and invite people, everyone can do their part to populate the info and keep it up to … See more
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Josh Galper
@joshgalper · CPO/GC/SVP, Personal.com
Thanks for diving in, Dave. We also have certified ethical hackers and pen testers on staff.
Eric Anderson
@ec_anderson · CEO, Founder, Investor, Various Ventures
Full disclosure, I’m an investor in Personal, but I think their work is VERY important for both productivity and security. I looked at every solution out there before I invested, and found that all of the cloud-based solutions were oriented around unstructured data, like notes, files, messages, tasks, etc., and almost none were built from the ground up with … See more