diff --git a/landing/asset-meta-data.js b/landing/asset-meta-data.js index d4a0a455a..537909679 100644 --- a/landing/asset-meta-data.js +++ b/landing/asset-meta-data.js @@ -1,94 +1,94 @@ // @flow import classNames from 'classnames'; import * as React from 'react'; import css from './landing.css'; import typography from './typography.css'; const paragraphClassName = classNames([typography.subheading2, css.paragraph]); export type ImageAsset = { +alt: string, +url: string, }; export type Asset = { +containerClassName: string, +colorHeader: boolean, +headerTextContent: string, +infoBlockContent: React.Node, +navLinkDestination: string, +linkTextContent: string, }; export const assetsCacheURLPrefix = 'https://dh9fld3hutpxf.cloudfront.net'; export const imageAssetMetaData: $ReadOnlyArray = [ { alt: 'hero image showcasing Comm', url: `${assetsCacheURLPrefix}/hero`, }, ]; export const assetMetaData: $ReadOnlyArray = [ { containerClassName: css.keyserverInfo, colorHeader: true, headerTextContent: 'Own your data with keyservers', infoBlockContent: ( <>

- Comm’s central innovation is the idea of the keyserver: a - personal, private server. + Comm’s core innovation is the idea of the keyserver: a personal, + private server.

E2E-encrypted apps today are limited because they have to do everything locally, on the user’s device. In contrast, unencrypted apps are able to rely on servers in the cloud to handle queries and background processing, in turn allowing these apps to support more sophisticated functionality.

But what if people had their own servers? Keyservers enable Comm to offer the best of both worlds: Signal-level privacy with a Telegram-level feature set.

), navLinkDestination: '/keyservers', linkTextContent: 'Learn more about keyservers', }, { containerClassName: css.teamInfo, colorHeader: false, headerTextContent: 'Our story and vision', infoBlockContent: ( <>

Comm was founded by  Ashoat  after his experiences trying to add E2E encryption to a social calendaring app exposed the limits of contemporary cryptographic approaches. He realized why E2E apps were so limited in functionality: the lack of a server layer meant that everything had to be done on a phone.

Comm’s vision is a world where people own their own data. We believe that in the future, everybody will have a server.

), navLinkDestination: '/team', linkTextContent: 'Learn more about our team', }, ];