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5 reasons why Hushapp can be useful if you are freelance

January 16, 2019 by HushApp Team

5 reasons why Hushapp can be useful if you are freelance

We have mentioned before how useful Hushapp for your day to day can be. Now, we want to dedicate this space for freelancers, those people who work in the creative world: designers, photographers, editors, copywriters and other professionals who use their creativity for their daily work. Here we give you 5 reasons to use Hushapp if you are a freelance.

We know how difficult it is to be a freelancer today, plus add the fact that you must protect your files, there are several possible scenarios that you must consider: that they get into the hands of some disloyal agency that takes advantage of your work, or to become a victim of some malware because you forgot to update the antivirus, and even worse, the confidential data of your clients is leaked.

Do not suffer anymore! With Hushapp you can streamline your work and at the same time add the necessary protection for your files.

Here are 6 reasons to make you feel safer using Hushapp as a freelance:

  1. Protect the intellectual property of your creation: we know that as a creator, one of your main concerns is that your work is  copied or used without your permission. Keep your work protected in the Hushbox of your mobile device and access them easily and safely. 
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  2. Send your protected files to customers: Within the creative process it is common to make different transfers to your customers, they will be approving or asking for modifications all throughout the creative process which must be protected from the beginning of the conception of the idea, to the final work. With the end-to-end encryption we use in Hushapp, you can share as many times as you want safely, even with those customers who do not have the application, as they will remain protected.
  3. Use the best technology to protect your files: Technology advances in leaps and bounds, and as a freelance you must be up to date with all the necessary technological tools to optimize your work to facilitate daily actions such as sending files to your clients in a safe way.There is no need for complex computer programs to protect your information, which will only take away more time than you need for your work. With Hushapp you have the ideal combination of usability and protection for your files, since we use military-grade encryption standards (AES-256 and RSA-2048) to protect your files and it is also very easy to use.
  4. Zero knowledge technology: To further strengthen the protection of your creations, we use zero knowledge technology, so us from Hushapp have no way of knowing anything about your private information: we can not access your files or your passwords.
  5. Work from home safely: As a freelance you do not have a schedule, you work countless hours from the office, from home, or even a local coffee shop. Feel safe by sharing the files you need from where you are using Hushapp.

We want to make your work easy and safe.

We invite you to try Hushapp …

Filed Under: HushApp News Tagged With: copywriters, creative process, designers, editors, encryption, freelance, freelancers, HushApp, intellectual property, photographers, zero knowledge technology

6 tips to protect intellectual property on the internet

June 26, 2018 by HushApp Team Leave a Comment

6 tips to protect intellectual property on the internet

It is not an easy task to protect intellectual property, and as an artist, the internet can be a double-edged sword. On one hand it is a way of diffusion assured to announce your work, but on the other hand, you also run the risk of coming face to face with one of the greatest fears of any creator: the violation of your copyright.

Surely you have heard this debate between content access and copyright protection. On one side many people are in favor of diffusion and against intellectual property. This camp argues that art should be shared with society otherwise it would not be art, but what about the rights of an artist? How can you protect your creativity and effort?

It is important to know the rights you have regarding the intellectual property of your work and how you can protect it.

What is intellectual property?

The intellectual property right affects unique creations, but not industrially or in a series produced, it reflects the personality and spirit of the author. These are personal and/or patrimonial rights that protect your creation, guaranteeing its disposition.

It can be applied to everything involving creative works such as: literary works, theater plays, films, artworks, drawings, paintings, photographs, sculptures, architectural designs, softwares, and video games among other thing.

Certain topics like ideas, procedures and operation methods are excluded from this right. In addition, the protection begins during the work’s inception, and lasts throughout the life of the author up until 70 years after he/she’s death.

Each country has its copyright laws, and although they are similar, it is important to know what they are and how they register your work. In Spain, for example, one of the most important is the SGAE.

On the internet, the artwork has more reach and it is more difficult to control, so what can you do to protect intellectual property on the internet?

Tips to protect intellectual property on Internet

If your artwork is digital (graphic design, illustrations or digital photos) or physical (paintings or sculptures) it is advisable to have a digital photographic record. In both cases, you can follow these simple tips.

1) Use Creative Commons for non-commercial use
It is essential for published images on a web page to maintain a Creative Commons license for non-commercial use. This means that while everybody will be allowed to download or make changes to the image they cannot legally publish or take credit for the image or changes made to it.

This is the most restrictive option of Creative Commons. In addition to Creative Commons, there are other licenses where you can define handling and modifications of images by another user while continuing to protect your authorship.

2) Convert images to Flash
This option does not allow you to download or copy photos from the web before uploading the images and converting them into flash slides. This is done through a special converter or by hiring a web designer.

3) Watermark your images
Use a watermark with your logo or name on the image, you can also add the symbol © or the abbreviation “Copr”, with the year it was made. Try to make it visible, so that it can not be edited or cut easily. Although some artists do not like to add it for aesthetic reasons, it will make it clear who the author is.

Showing your work to clients:

If you want to send your works directly to a client, you are also running the risk that they may plagiarize your work or get it into the wrong hands, in this case, you could take other measures to reinforce your security:

4) Sample images and low resolution:
In addition to applying watermark or grant Creative Commons licenses, you could send some samples in low resolution, you may lose quality, but at least you keep the work’s essence. Another suggestion is to select some images and give them other licenses less restrictive to share with customers.

5) Send your works with secure applications:
Another danger of sharing artwork online is that they could be intercepted by a hacker and reach unwanted hands. One way to send your digital creations to specific customers is by using tools that allow you to send files in a secure way, using encryption systems that guarantee your files reach the recipient you choose.

With The HushApp, you can select your artworks with the original quality, send them to your client, even if they are not a user of the application, you only need to add their email address. Due to its end-to-end encryption technology, there is no way for anyone to access the files, except you and the recipient.

It is difficult to protect intellectual property in a globalized world where laws change constantly, but at least you can take measures to clarify your authorship and control their diffusion.

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Welcome to HushApp: your privacy app

June 4, 2018 by HushApp Team Leave a Comment

Welcome to HushApp: your privacy app

Are you worried about the idea of ​​someone unwanted accessing your images, videos or private documents?. We want to show you a new solution. We introduce to you the HushApp, an application that will simplify the way you protect your files.

Every day our digital files grow in vulnerability; no one is safe from becoming the next cybercrime victim. This is why cybersecurity is growing in relevance both personally and professionally.

What is HushApp?

HushApp is an application that helps you send and store any file in an easy and secure way. How we do it? using an end-to-end

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encryption system that secures your files locally, remotely, and in transit. To increase your security, we add a military grade encryption type, giving more strength to the service.

HushApp uses zero knowledge technology, with guarantees that we don’t have access to your files, only you know what you are sharing. We also don’t store your passwords making it impossible to restore, which is why we recommend you don’t forget it.

Only you have the control, you can: send files to any person regardless of if they use the app or not, choose transfer expiration dates, attach messages to your recipients, and so much more…

Do you want to know more how HushApp works? Watch this simple tutorial

HushApp for business

Thinking in terms of the business world, we have the small business plan. Here you have the option to invite other users and give them certain permits. In addition, you can control their activity and know what and when data is moving in your organization.

How can we help your company?

Recently, the European Regulation of Data Protection (GDPR) was approved. Companies must now reconsider the security with which they handle data currently. The HushApp adapts its functionalities for environments where handling confidential information is routine. That is why we support you in everything related to:

  • Transfer confidential files
  • Exchange files in multidisciplinary teams
  • Increase credibility in your business
  • Protect intellectual property
  • Control access and management permits
  • Comply with GDPR requirements
  • Manage users and teams
  • History activity and transfers

Hushapp can be used many different business sectors including but not limited to: marketing and sales teams, research and development, creative sector, legal sector, health, education, and administration among others. These are just a few entities that will benefit from our service.

Summarizing: HushApp gives you access to features that will make your life online easier and safer. We offer:

  • Secure storage of any type of document: photos, documents, presentations, videos, among others.
  • Share files securely with other contacts, whether they are HushApp users or not.
  • You can use it on mobile, tablet or computer.
  • Track your sent and received files
  • Connect with your colleagues, friends and family.
  • Enjoy send and share files safely 🙂

We invite you to try HushApp

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