Froorio

What is post-quantum cryptography?

Post-quantum cryptography refers to cryptographic algorithms designed to be secure against attacks by both classical computers and quantum computers. Traditional encryption methods like RSA could be broken by sufficiently powerful quantum computers using algorithms like Shor's algorithm.

Why should I care about quantum threats now?

While large-scale quantum computers don't exist yet, the "harvest now, decrypt later" threat is real. Adversaries, including nation-states, are collecting encrypted communications today with the intention of decrypting them once quantum computers become available. If you value long-term confidentiality of your communications, you need post-quantum encryption today.

How does Froorio protect my messages?

Froorio uses a layered approach: Kyber768 for quantum-resistant key exchange, Dilithium for digital signatures and authentication, and AES-256-GCM for actual message encryption. This combination ensures your messages are protected from interception, tampering, and future quantum attacks. All encryption happens on your device—we never have access to your unencrypted messages.

What data does Froorio collect?

Froorio is designed with privacy by default. We collect the absolute minimum data necessary to operate the service: your phone number for account verification, and some metadata required for message routing. We cannot read your messages, see your files, or listen to your calls. For complete details, please review our Privacy Policy.

Is Froorio open source?

We believe in transparency. Our cryptographic implementations are based on well-audited, open-source libraries. We're committed to security through openness rather than obscurity. Details about our cryptographic protocols and security architecture are available for review.