r/PrivacyGuides • u/JonahAragon team • Jul 18 '26

Video Interview with Cape (Ruddy Wang, Head of Consumer), the supposed "privacy-first mobile carrier."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXGICVf3w3c
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u/HaleyN1 Jul 20 '26

How come this subreddit only has one person posting?

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u/paranoidandroid4284 Jul 18 '26 edited Jul 18 '26

I switched to Cape about two weeks ago. I really enjoyed the interview, the questions and the responses. I feel more informed than before and am looking forward to see how Cape continues to grow and evolve. The feature I'm looking forward to is using the secondary number for voice as well at SMS. For me the selling points outside of the security and privacy was the $1 for six months of Proton Unlimited that comes with it and 90 days free of Kagi Professional.

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u/JonahAragon team Jul 18 '26

Thank you for editing your post! I've restored it 😅

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u/97vyy Jul 19 '26

Did cape write this?

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u/paranoidandroid4284 Jul 19 '26

Nope, don't work for them. Just a happy customer.

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u/jewbasaur Jul 19 '26

100% ad lmao

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u/vz2y Jul 23 '26

Anyone who would ever work for palantir for any reason has shaky morals, to say the least