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One of our most recent video interviews!
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Josh Sigurdson talks with Bob Stanley and Erin Hoensch of Freos, previously Freon regarding their red pill internet USBs. 
We've talked before about the plethora of decentralized applications built upon the EOS blockchain. Well add this to the stack! 
Freos allows individuals to stay secure and private online without the government collecting all of their information. It's decentralized, so the government can't exactly shut it down like they did the Silk Road. 
The Freos crew was at The Red Pill Expo handing out USBs encased in a red pill. Now some may be thinking, who is willing to stick a USB into their computer from some external force. Well worry not! The USB doesn't download anything onto your computer. It simply allows you to use the internet when plugged in, tracking and hacking free. 
It utilizes a double-blind transaction proxy engine allowing people to make purchases online without the watchful eye of the government. You can use encrypted communication channels if you wish to contact people by text or video. The Onion Router randomly sends and encrypts your online traffic across various exit nodes in separate locations.

Bob Stanley and Erin Hoensch are incredibly passionate alongside their team to free the internet and free the individual. We were not paid to promote them, we're just excited about the project. They are real voluntaryists who are working incredibly hard on a product that not only makes EOS better, but makes the decentralized, free internet that much more evolved and useful as government tracks and spies on individuals under the guise of targeted advertising. 

You can go to Freos.io to find more information about the product!

Stay tuned for more videos from The Red Pill Expo!


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