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Manage your contacts in one place and stay connected to the people that matter most. Digital Contacts is accessible across supported devices and is built with privacy-focused features designed to help reduce common privacy risks.

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Digital Decentralized Contacts

Manage your contacts in one place and stay connected to the people that matter most. Digital Contacts is accessible across supported devices and is built with privacy-focused features designed to help reduce common privacy risks.

Privacy Protected

Contacts are stored using a decentralized approach designed to limit third-party access to your data.

Any Device

Access your contacts across supported devices.

Decentralized Contacts
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Secure Communication

Secure Communication Without Numbers

Secure communication is increasingly built around Decentralized Identity, also known as DID. Combined with verifiable credentials and Digital Contacts, this approach offers an alternative to communication based on shared phone numbers.

Verifiable Credentials

Contacts can be verified through cryptographic identity, rather than relying on a phone number alone.

No Number Needed

Connect using your DID instead of sharing a phone number, reducing unnecessary exposure of your contact details.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Digital Contacts share my information with third parties?

Digital Contacts is designed to limit third-party access to your contact data through a decentralized storage approach. No system can guarantee absolute protection against every possible risk.

What is a DID and how does it relate to my contacts?

A DID (Decentralized Identity) is a cryptographic identifier that can be used to verify a contact without relying solely on a phone number.

Can I access my contacts on multiple devices?

Yes, Digital Contacts is designed to be accessible across supported devices.

Do I need to share my phone number to use Digital Contacts?

No. Digital Contacts is designed to let you connect using your DID instead of a phone number, which can help reduce unnecessary exposure of your contact details.

Is Digital Contacts completely private and unhackable?

No system can be guaranteed completely immune to compromise. Digital Contacts uses privacy-focused, decentralized design to help reduce common risks, but members should still follow good security practices.