Author: Kate Santich
Publisher: Orlando Sentinel
Date: July 11, 2014
In an age when online privacy is elusive at best, an Orlando tech entrepreneur has launched a project to protect your cyber self from the prying eyes of government, criminal hackers and data marketers.
Eric Delisle and his startup company have created the iCloak Stik — a pinky-sized USB drive that offers online anonymity for the layperson — and they’re doing it with support from the crowd-funding platform Kickstarter. A little more than halfway into the four-week funding effort, it has drawn more than 1,300 backers from 30 countries and $70,000 of its $75,000 goal.
That ranks iCloak in the top 20 among more than 150,000 Kickstarter campaigns. Read more here.
