2026-01-05 12:25:15

Looki puts privacy back in your hands—literally. You're in full control.

Need to disable AI processing? Flip the physical switch and it stops instantly. No backdoors, no delays. Your data stays where it belongs: on your device by default.

If you want cloud backup, fine. But it's end-to-end encrypted and runs through SOC 2–certified infrastructure on AWS. Nothing gets processed without your say-so.

That's privacy by design, not privacy theater.

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token_therapist

· 01-07 15:49

The physical switch design is much more convincing than those verbal privacy assurances.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-07 02:06

The physical switch is truly a killer move; finally, no more guessing what the backend is doing. --- Another one claiming privacy; let's wait for the real test results before judging. --- End-to-end encryption and SOC 2 combo, at least it looks serious. --- I like the default local storage; I don't like being tied down by cloud sync. --- Privacy performance vs. privacy design, this analogy hits too close to home haha. --- A physical switch that can cut off AI is much better than those fake privacy settings. --- AWS certification is easy to talk about; the key is whether the code is open source or not, that's the real test. --- Feels like another wave of being cut for the leeks, but maybe this time it's different. --- Keeping data locally alone adds to the trustworthiness.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-05 12:54

Physical switches that directly disconnect the internet—now that's true privacy, much more reliable than projects that just talk about privacy.

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MevWhisperer

· 01-05 12:38

The entity switch setting is indeed top-notch, no need to worry about backdoors or sneaky operations. --- Another privacy project, okay, let's first see if it's real or not. --- End-to-end encryption, I'm tired of hearing about it; the key is whether users are truly empowered to control their data. --- SOC 2 certification? That thing isn't worth much; the real test is how long the project team can survive. --- I like the switch to disable AI processing; it's much better than those sneaky methods. --- Privacy performance haha, most projects are just this routine, but at least this one has some ideas. --- Wait, is cloud backup optional? Alright, that's a pretty good approach. --- Storing data locally is reliable; finally, someone understands what privacy really means. --- Another privacy project crashing the scene; the ecosystem has been saturated for a while, right? --- No backdoors, no latency, easy to say, hard to do. Has the code been audited?

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-05 12:33

I like the design of the physical switch; no need to guess whether the backend is still secretly running. Finally, a product dares to say the phrase "privacy performance," while others are all talk. End-to-end encryption + physical switch, this is truly making things clear. But I still want to ask, how often is the SOC2 certification updated? Having data stored locally earns a full score from me, so I don't have to worry about being listened to every day.

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ImaginaryWhale