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| Xayn: a web browser that protects your privacy |
German technology company Xayn has introduced a privacy-focused web browser that enables users to regain control of data and search results with a seamless, private and seamless search experience.
Xayn draws on the latest research on data protection and ethical AI transparency based on European standards.
There are various topics about how many data companies like Google and Facebook they keep and what they want.
Like Firefox and Opera, Xayn uses a web browser (including a news reader) to advance with an anti-Google identity that delivers private search results while protecting your privacy.
The company claims its AI can deliver the best of both worlds, keep you anonymous, and check your preferences.
One of the biggest problems in restoring the digital life of tech companies is product stability as it takes search engines too long to track your history to predict your needs and it's hard to start over.
With all the competing platforms providing the best protection for your privacy, there is a risk that your search results will be weak.
Xayn hopes to use artificial intelligence to fill this gap and users can use the slide method to train early.
He said: The browser offers custom settings-based settings to present relevant search results, but it doesn't know who you are.
She added: After opening the app, you will be taken to the detection page that displays the titles of the relevant messages. There you can swipe left or right to dismiss or approve it.
Leif Nissen Lundbæk (Leif Nissen Lundbæk) started his research project Xayn during his MA at Oxford University and PhD at Imperial College London.
Michael Hawth, professor at Imperial College, expert in cryptography and network security, and a former colleague from Lundbeek (Felix Hamann) also came to him.
Xayn relies on a framework called XayNet, which uploads the anonymous machine learning data to the server and then sends the enhanced form back to your phone.
The company said that you need to install Xayn on your phone instead of your regular web browser. The innovative product, while hoping to drop Safari and Chrome browsers, is not on the same level as the competition.