Welcome to Almost Here, Around the Corner of Future Technology Podcasts with Richard Jacobs.

Future technologies are always to transform our lives for better or worse or the focus of this podcast.

Almost here means these technologies are now here and starting to be used.

We're just around the corner, from Bitcoin to artificial intelligence, 3D printing,

blockchain, virtual reality, and more.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Future Tech Podcast. I'm your host, Juliet Lamar,

and I have with me on the line today, Jacob Kokoskis, he is the managing director at You UScript. Welcome, Jacob, and I messed up your name.

How do I say it right? I'm Jacob Kokoska. Thank you for the great invitation. Of course, of course.

So, Jacob, tell us a little bit about YouthScript and what you do there. So with YouScript, we're creating a world-changing technology that is patented.

And currently we have two products, desktop application, which is USCript Safe.

And the second product that we recently launched, which is USCrups Messenger.

So our two products runs on a technology that allows for truly confidential exchange of files,

data, text messages and voice calls.

So our mission of the company is to bring the privacy back to the users and our vision

is to create a global society connected by true privacy. So we believe that the state of IT

world for the last 20 years was similar to a situation when you check in to the hotel and you are granted a

card for your room and you believe it's locked but of course you have a hotel personnel and cleaning

ladies who can always access so we see that the IT infrastructure architecture was designed in this sense,

and we position ourselves as a disruptors, and we are saying our users that it does not have to be a middleman in our conversations and in our communication.

So we are coming back to a history where people were fighting for confidentiality, where they were fighting for privacy, when their confidentiality with the correspondence was something people valued most.

I don't know if you remember, but there were at times when you were putting a ceiling walks and then a stamp on an envelope to make sure

that nobody opens that.

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