Show HN: Changefly – Rebuilding the foundation of privacy and authentication(changefly.com)
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Show HN: Changefly – Rebuilding the foundation of privacy and authentication
https://www.changefly.com/developer
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The personal plan[1] repeatedly emphasizes the word free and makes no mention of the $30+/year optional fees or what features differentiate the levels of service.
[1]https://www.changefly.com/personal
[1]https://www.changefly.com/personal
Hi there, optional add-ons are shown in your account dashboard:
Free = Up to five accounts
Changefly Unlimited = $29/year
Changefly Unlimited Private Phone Numbers = $5/mo
Free = Up to five accounts
Changefly Unlimited = $29/year
Changefly Unlimited Private Phone Numbers = $5/mo
Great to see that there is work happening in this direction. I wonder what the difference to usual public-key authentication is.
I appreciate the feedback! You can find more info here:
https://www.changefly.com/security
https://www.changefly.com/our-research
https://www.changefly.com/security
https://www.changefly.com/our-research
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After years of truly challenging work and thousands of iterations, Changefly ID was born. Changefly ID solves the problem both users and companies face on a daily basis... spam, scams, bots, account takeover attacks. At face value it looks like an ordinary code, but in fact, it is an encrypted security code that only the user knows and has access to use (a distributed anonymous authentication code).
Changefly ID has a lot of flexibility -- replace traditional authentication (which you absolutely should do) or use secondary for multi-factor authentication (a good stepping-stone). It also includes end-to-end communications with your users through Changefly (not email, sms, or other unsecured channels). Additionally, the Changefly app data is also end-to-end encrypted as is the local data. We made access to Changefly ID easy and free with our Developer API. Changefly ID really does stop bots, spam, scams, and other threats from getting anywhere near users or their accounts.
p.s. A big thanks to Tom (HN moderator) for their help!