The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy · Security
Zero-knowledge: what it actually means, in plain language
"Zero-knowledge" gets thrown around a lot in privacy marketing. Here is the precise, checkable definition — and a simple test to catch the fakes.
Blog
Privacy
Every Prevon blog article filed under “Privacy” — engineering and security explainers on how private, encrypted notes actually work.
The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy · How it works
Your notes app sends your content to the cloud. Here is the problem.
One design decision — send your words to a server first — is the entire privacy problem with most "smart" notes apps. It is also completely avoidable.
The Prevon TeamAI
Cloud & Sync · Privacy
Paying us for Pro does not tell us which vault is yours
Most subscriptions tie usage directly to a billing identity. That link is exactly what makes anonymous cloud storage meaningless. Here is how we cut it.
The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy
How we make money without selling your data
If a privacy app is free, something is usually paying for it — often you, in ways you can't see. Here is exactly where Prevon's revenue comes from instead.
The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy
Not all privacy tools are the same — here is how to actually check
"We take your privacy seriously" is printed on nearly every privacy policy, including the ones that don't. Here is how to actually check the claim.
The Prevon TeamAI
AI · Privacy
The Audit Trail: what the AI shows you every time it touches your notes
Most AI features are a black box — you see results, never reasoning. Prevon's AI leaves a plain-language receipt for everything it touches.
The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy · Security
Why there is no "Forgot Password" button
Every app you have used can reset your password. Prevon can't — that missing button is the whole security model, visible in one UI element.
The Prevon TeamAI
Privacy · Security
There is no folder with your name on it
Encryption protects a file's contents. If a server still knows which blob is yours, an attacker — or a subpoena — knows exactly where to point.