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See everything clearly. Your personal data, owned by you. Every website you visit is quietly building a profile of you — your interests, your habits, your shopping intent. That data gets sold to advertisers. You never see it. You never agreed to it. Prism changes that. Instead of letting websites take your data for free, Prism captures it first and stores it in a personal encrypted wallet that only you can access. You see everything. You control everything. What Prism does: 🔍 Captures your browsing data before anyone else can use it — pages visited, time spent, topics read, products viewed, search queries. 🛡 Detects who is collecting data about you — identifies ad networks, analytics companies, and social trackers across every site you visit. 🧠 Gives you an AI assistant that works for you — ask questions about your own data, get personalised daily insights, and receive proactive tips about your browsing patterns and tracker exposure. 💼 Stores everything in your personal data wallet — encrypted with AES-256. We cannot read your data. Nobody can. 🍪 Manages cookie consent automatically — review and control cookies on a per-site basis from one place. You are always in control: - Pause data collection at any time with one toggle - Delete any session, any site, or everything at once — instantly - Export your full wallet whenever you want - Withdraw consent for any feature at any time Your data is never sold. Never shared with advertisers. Never used against you. Prism is built on a simple belief: your attention and your data have value. That value belongs to you.
Jun 5, 2026
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