diff --git a/landing/keyservers.react.js b/landing/keyservers.react.js --- a/landing/keyservers.react.js +++ b/landing/keyservers.react.js @@ -6,8 +6,10 @@ import { useIsomorphicLayoutEffect } from 'lib/hooks/isomorphic-layout-effect.react.js'; import { assetsCacheURLPrefix } from './asset-meta-data.js'; +import KeyserverFAQ from './keyserver-faq.react.js'; import css from './keyservers.css'; import ReadDocsButton from './read-docs-btn.react.js'; +import RequestAccess from './request-access.react.js'; function Keyservers(): React.Node { React.useEffect(() => { @@ -66,74 +68,80 @@ }, [cloudNode, onCloudIllustrationLoad]); return ( -
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- Reclaim your - digital identity. -

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- The Internet is broken today. Private user data is owned by - mega-corporations and farmed for their benefit. -

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- E2E encryption has the potential to change this equation. But - it’s constrained by a crucial limitation. -

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+ Reclaim your + digital identity. +

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+ The Internet is broken today. Private user data is owned by + mega-corporations and farmed for their benefit. +

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+ E2E encryption has the potential to change this equation. But + it’s constrained by a crucial limitation. +

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Apps need servers.

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- Sophisticated applications rely on servers to do things that your - devices simply can’t. -

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- That’s why E2E encryption only works for simple chat apps today. - There’s no way to build a robust server layer that has access to - your data without leaking that data to corporations. -

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Apps need servers.

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+ Sophisticated applications rely on servers to do things that your + devices simply can’t. +

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+ That’s why E2E encryption only works for simple chat apps + today. There’s no way to build a robust server layer that has + access to your data without leaking that data to corporations. +

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- Comm - - {' '} - is the keyserver company. - -

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+ Comm + + {' '} + is the keyserver + company. + +

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In the future, people have their own servers.

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- Your keyserver is the home of your digital identity. It owns your - private keys and your personal data. It’s your password manager, - your crypto bank, your digital surrogate, and your second brain. -

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In the future, people have their own servers.

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+ Your keyserver is the home of your digital identity. It owns your + private keys and your personal data. It’s your password + manager, your crypto bank, your digital surrogate, and your second + brain. +

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