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Helm received a Special Mention on @TIME's best inventions of 2021 list. We were also recognized in 2019.
We're thrilled to receive this honor!
We appreciate the community that has helped us along the way.
#TIMEBestInventions
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We have notified customers with active subscriptions about our expected wind down on Dec. 30, 2022 due to Covid-19 related supply chain and manufacturing issues. We appreciate all the support and kind words rolling into support. ❤️
Helm V2 servers are back in stock! Visit thehelm.com/products/helm-pe… to order before they are sold out again
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Helm received a Special Mention on @TIME's best inventions of 2021 list. We were also recognized in 2019.
We're thrilled to receive this honor!
We appreciate the community that has helped us along the way.
#TIMEBestInventions
time.com/collection/best-inv…
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So interesting the evolution in computing over the past 24hrs… went from an @Apple M1 Mini to @HelmSecure — these are not the same, but you’d be surprised at how one can see them both as two clear and distinct roads for computing
No more waiting for the future
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My family office tech stack:
@HelmSecure private personal email server (Outstanding)
@SwanBitcoin - #Bitcoin acquisition
@CelsiusNetwork - Yield and Loans
@krakenfx - Trading and hopefully soon, banking
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Get to know @HelmSecure in this interview with @garrytan and @giri_sreenivas.
We all deserve secure futures and this $200 computer brings sophisticated privacy tools to everyday consumers. blog.initialized.com/2021/08…
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Snowden was right. All centralized services will be used to implement turnkey tyranny. And we need local compute anyway for crypto.
That's why I put a bit into thehelm.com, which brings your mail back to your home. Only you open these messages.
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Google is becoming evil. It's now less than $300 to protect yourself from that evil. thehelm.com/products/helm-pe…
Our founder @giri_sreenivas sits down for a talk with @garrytan about online privacy, Helm 2.0 and more - check it out!
You deserve a secure and private online life. One where nobody can read your email or files except you.
The cloud is just other people’s computers. This is why @giri_sreenivas created Helm.
youtu.be/3csq0h59wuE
NAS vendors still struggle with basic security hygiene
bleepingcomputer.com/news/se…
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Over the past few years, we've taken Helm from concept to prototype to product.
It's a real, tangible personal server that (literally) lives where you do. It’s something you can see, touch, and turn on and off — and it’s something only you can access.
Over the past few years, we've taken Helm from concept to prototype to product.
It's a real, tangible personal server that (literally) lives where you do. It’s something you can see, touch, and turn on and off — and it’s something only you can access.
Unfortunately, that's exactly what the FBI asked Apple for...
And if a "golden key" exists, by definition that means there must be a backdoor.
It doesn't really matter who possesses it.
Replying to @ericgeller
Wray at FBI oversight hearing: "We're not going to have a key. We're not asking for a backdoor [in encryption]. That's a myth, an urban legend, that has been directed our way."
DOJ/FBI officials love focusing on the semantics here. It's driven security experts mad for years.
Super excited about our founder Giri's latest feature in @rationalvc!
Giri had a chance to talk in detail about starting Helm, the future of big tech, the Helm V2 upcoming launch, and much more!
Check out the link below for the full interview!
youtube.com/watch?v=4TFFJ_uD…
Ever wonder why Helm was created? Here is an explanation from our founder:
"We started off with the belief that privacy is a core fundamental right. People should have an easy way to own their data to have the privacy we all need and deserve."
...and the rest is history.
Highlights on privacy & tech w @giri_sreenivas of @HelmSecure:
1- Privacy as a fundamental human right: "People should have an easy way to own their data. We got started with email...We've since added file share, a VPN service, and the ability to run whatever service one wants."
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Good thread on HN on all the challenges of DIY self hosting: news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
Don't DIY - get @HelmSecure instead and get all the benefits of self-hosting without the hassle














