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QuantaSure: Secure Communications for Believers 0:02 We wanna honor God because he sees everything.0:10 You were born with a plan and a purpose. He's the god of all things possible. He's the god of all0:22 miracles.0:53 Welcome to Grace Grace with Naina Michelle. I'm Michelle Humphries.0:57 And I am Naina Keegan. Welcome to the broadcast today. We are live here in Nashville, Tennessee at NRB, which is the largest gathering of Christian communicators in the world. And there are so1:09 many great guests here today, but we have do the honors, Sal.1:13 Special guest. We have known this guy forever and a day.1:16 20 years from now.1:18 Amazing man of god. He is he has, you know, some of those people that get all the talents. John Reese is 1 of them. He he he has his hands in so many things. We're1:30 gonna talk about something very special that he's a part of today. Will you please welcome John Reese.1:35 Well, hi.1:36 How are you? John.1:37 How are you?1:37 Doctor John Reese.1:39 Well, sometimes if you're in trouble.1:40 If you're1:41 in trouble.1:41 Yeah. Well, we have known you and your wife, Beverly, for a long time. They are the real deal. They just love the Lord and and the Lord just they just walk and believe him and the1:53 ideas that the Holy Spirit gives you ideas. And so tell us what you're doing because it's really amazing.2:00 So, I've done a lot of things, but for right now, we have created a secure communication platform that's the first fully integrated platform that uses2:12 quantum resistant encryption for all forms of communication whether it be video conferencing like on Zoom or Teams, a voice or video call like you could do on your phone or FaceTime,2:25 a chat like you could do in your cell phone or WhatsApp or any of those types of things, but it's in a totally secure encrypted environment where nobody can2:35 hack it.2:36 Man. And in today's world where you're seeing everything being hacked and and even like, you know, we've seen that happen in our government. Things are hacked into you would think those would be so secure. And so this2:47 is so needed. Our own ministry things have been hacked into2:52 Yep.2:52 Where people2:53 And shut down.2:54 Well, they act like it's us and then they're asking for money and all these different things. And it's like, how do you even keep up with it and get those things shut down? Wow. So this is an amazing thing. And we know3:03 not only for ministries, but for everyone. If you have a you have businesses and all kinds of things that people could hack into. So tell us, like, how do they how do they find3:15 you and what what what exactly do do they is it a download? Is it an app? Is it what happens?3:22 Okay. So first off, you can find us at QuantaSure, that's q u a n t a, Sure dot com. And we've got a wealth of information on that platform about all the risk and3:33 everything else that that people on that everyday level encounter. It is an app. It is a subscription only platform because that's how we keep it secure. We do not,3:45 sell, store, share, or monetize any data on any users or their communications. Matter of fact, we don't even store cookies on our users.3:54 Oh, I love that. Yes.3:55 So so nobody can hack into our servers, which are only used as basically a switching station to complete your call and to offer you service and to and to, and to maintain your subscription.4:08 Everything goes through our servers from your device to the end user's device, whether it be their laptop or their desktop, their phone or their tablet, on an I on a Apple phone, on an Android4:20 phone, on a tablet, on a Mac or a Windows, we're even a Linux computer. So we're we're platform independent and device independent. And, and so they they basically sign up for subscription, which is very4:32 affordable. It's as low as 5 dollars per user per month for us, 1 to 5 users all the way down to 2 dollars per user for a enterprise level subscription.4:43 That's amazing.4:44 Wow. So we live in, as you know, a surveillance state. Right. I mean, we are being monitored. Google has thousands of data points on everyone4:56 whether you want to or not. Yeah. So is that what started this whole program going?5:03 Well, we we started a a different platform which which, Secure Communication was a part of back in 2019, but the real spur came when Parler got shut down if you remember that.5:15 Yes. Parler.5:16 Yes. Not only that. And it's Dan Bongino, right?5:19 I'm not sure who owned that, but but but yet it it it took several different, changed hands a couple times since then. Yeah. Our friend Mark Mechler actually ran it for quite a while. But anyway, the point of the story5:30 was that not only kicked them off of all the app stores, they Amazon Web Services or AWS, the the cloud that everybody trusts actually held their5:42 data hostage. They would not give it back to them. So we knew there was a need. We knew people were gonna get deplatformed. They knew they were gonna get their data stolen. They knew they were gonna get demonetized. So5:50 So we started this secure communication platform. The original name was Titanium Secure. We changed that name when we fully deployed our quantum resistant encryption back in November. Now it's Quanta, and our6:02 website's QuantaSure. But, yes, everything you do is being tracked. Everything that you you do is being monitored. Back in 2014, I believe it was, might have been 2012,6:15 Mark Zuckerberg bought WhatsApp. Meta, bought WhatsApp for 19000000000 dollars with a b. WhatsApp had 0 revenues. But what they6:27 did have, to your point, Michelle, was they had thousands of data points on almost everybody on the planet. And they make no mistake and they make no bones about the their their own business model is not communication,6:38 it's data collection. And they have thousands of data points than everybody on the planet.6:44 So when when somebody gets this app, like for for us say, you know, we have so much content. We have 12 years of program. We have I mean, it's just kind of6:56 everywhere. Like, how would somebody go about do you can you go back? Is it retroactive? Can you go download and put past data? Like, do you do files? How do they get on there? And how does or is it just7:08 moving forward? Or how how does that work?7:10 So so this is a a communications platform.7:13 Okay.7:13 So it's not a it's not7:13 a social media platform. It's not a platform. It's not a, a, email platform. It's not a search engine. Okay? So all that storage would happen on your end.7:23 Yeah.7:24 But when you want to communicate with people, you can you can hop on Quanta and you can do your video conference like a Zoom. So you could, have up to 50 people on a conference call. You can share screens.7:36 You can chat with people inside that group or anybody else who you have in your Quanta, subscription base or database, whoever has a subscription to Quanta that you know, they can share documents,7:48 photos, and videos in a completely secure environment in that video call or if you're on your phone or if you're on a chat or whatever the case may be. So we can securely transfer any8:00 document you want or any video you want, but the storage is on you. Yeah. Because that's how we keep it secure. Somebody to to hack into, us does nobody any good. Right. They have to8:12 have your device or your server to get your NAT.8:14 Right. So if you need something to stay private Right. You're the guy. Right. This is the place.8:21 Yes. And you can download any of those things you just talked about on your own devices or on your own servers, and you can grant access to whoever you want to that, you know, I'm not sure exactly how you're how you're8:31 talking about using that, but but the but the best case scenario is that that, you know, you're sort of communication tool.8:37 Well, now, John, you are in this space. Tell me what scares you about what is happening on in other places.8:47 Okay. I'll just give you 1. Okay. If you read the terms of services and the privacy policies of other applications, 1 of the most popular video conferencing8:59 platforms out there that is a free service. You can also buy it but it's free, for people. Their terms of service in their privacy statement says we collect certain sensitive information and they list a whole9:10 list of things. 1 of them says we collect the content and the context of your conference or your communication including your voice prints and your facial geometry. Wow.9:22 Not only do and they say you can opt out but they but they say your opt out is not guaranteed. We'll inform you within 45 days and you can appeal your decision. But basically, it's not guaranteed that you can opt out of9:34 our collection by that data.9:36 And then think about with AI now, being able to use your take that9:40 image, take your voice, and basically have it like you've9:40 said whatever they decide.9:47 You didn't really say9:47 it or you didn't really do it. I mean, think about what damage can be done. Right. Especially now when you think about what the Bible says about the persecution of Christians, and, you know,9:59 it just to know that we could have a secure place to talk about things Right. Where, you know, somebody isn't going to, you know, misconstrue what you said and make it look like you've said it and10:11 because now, don't you you scroll now and you go, that's AI, that's fake. That's you know, you can already start to see how much it's being used.10:20 Right. Right.10:20 So that's amazing.10:22 Yeah. And and and also as far as that's concerned, if you have something that's really sensitive, if you're sending a written communication like a chat or a or a document, you can set what we call an ephemeral timer or10:33 a disappearing message. And you can set that timer to be disabled so it stays on your device forever or you can set it to as little as 1 second. So if you've got something really private you want to share, that person10:45 sees it and then it goes away and nobody ever sees it again.10:47 So it's like the old White House red phone. Like you're totally secure.10:53 Yeah, yeah, yeah.10:53 I love that.10:54 So they're still like 3000000 emails. Exactly.10:56 And it's not and again, it's not like some of the other platforms that claim that the message disappeared that are stored on the server. We don't store it anywhere.11:04 Yeah. Now, John, we knew you and Beverly before this.11:08 Right.11:08 You were a dentist. Yep. Man of God, working the mission field, doing all kinds of things for the Lord.11:15 A heart11:16 of gold.11:16 A heart of gold.11:17 Both of them.11:18 And a good karaoke singer. Tell me how in the world, what happened that you got in this space? Like, what did the Lord say to11:30 you that made you know this was where you needed to go?11:33 So, when I sold my dental practice and got completely out of that, you know, got to the management of that practice, I got a call from somebody and asked me to work on a project, that Doctor. Ben Carson was involved with11:45 called Association Health Plans. And we created a whole model for that and, and then unfortunately judge shut it down so it went nowhere. But, that was during the first, Trump administration.11:57 But I had to be around a lot of political organizations and that sort of thing. And, and I heard that, there's a, democratic fundraising platform you might have heard about called ActBlue. Yes.12:09 And and and a person that you probably know, and I'll tell his name, Chad Connolly, set up at a meeting and said, that ActBlue has raised, this is 2019, almost 5000000000 dollars for,12:22 leftist causes.12:23 Yes.12:23 And the Republicans, have spent about 50000000 dollars and they're still 10 years behind. So we've created a platform that was kind of an alternative to ActBlue and 1 thing led to another, that didn't didn't12:35 work out. But because of all the censorship and all the deep platform and all the demonetization that we were seeing in 2019, 2020, we knew that we had to do something. So that12:47 was really the impetus for it. And then again, God told us that, you know, when when Parler got shut down, this is real. So we created a platform that has no involvement at all with Big Tech. We have our own servers,12:59 that we can go physically touch so it's not based in the nebulous cloud. That's, who knows where accessed by who knows who. And, and and and the only involvement with Big Tech we have is that13:11 we have to have our app on the app store through Apple, but everything else, even a Mac, you can download off our website without we just bypass big tech altogether.13:20 That's truly amazing because we are seeing, again, you know, so, you know, if you are on the right, you know, you you're seeing, you know, that that these things are canceled. They're not talked about. They're not13:31 promoted. You know? And and so if you look at what's happening, that ActBlue was very much like USAID13:38 Right.13:38 Where they act like it's something good, and then it's just a a backdoor for all the evil funding, you know, just like USAID. That's why everybody was so terrified of Elon13:50 Musk and DOS. Right. Right? So you're this this is, like, really amazing. It's a good sound because we know if the Lord's in it, and we know if you're in it, the Lord's in it. Exactly.14:02 That people are gonna need this.14:03 The Lord's in it.14:04 Yes. Your heart's for the Lord.14:06 Well, thank you.14:07 We love that first and foremost. That's why you're on with us because we know you guys. We know how much this is so important because God's in this.14:14 Yeah. Well, I tell you, God always gives me opportunities and ideas because they never tell him no.14:20 But yes. Could you say yes? You're obedient.14:23 Yeah.14:23 And, and and again, I have my wife to thank for a lot of that because she's she's the, she's the wind underneath that way. Yeah. She she's my secret weapon.14:30 She's your Proverbs 31 woman. She's she's with us in the audience today.14:34 And your secret weapon.14:35 She's totally my secret weapon. Yes.14:37 Yes. We love her.14:38 She opens up doors with that I can never open.14:40 She has she's powerful. Like, you don't you don't you know, something's going down, you want her on your team. Oh, yeah. That's right. That's right.14:48 Yeah. She's a prayer warrior for14:49 sure. That's for sure. 100 percent. Yeah. So you know what? So what do you think, like, I know where are you guys at with this? Like, are you, like, you kinda just getting started? I know, like, people can they I know we15:01 had talked about maybe getting you out there, doing some advertising, different things, like, what do you need? What needs to happen?15:08 So our, we are live now. Again we went through a name change and a platform change so we're still integrating some of the new platform applications, but we're live. We can use our platform15:20 right now. And we've been using it for for quite some time. Our main focus is to you know, again, things like you, all people in in this building, they're having15:32 high level secure, conversations that they don't need somebody listening into. If you want to have a conversation about the weather, you can use anything that's out15:44 there. But if you're having a a sensitive conversation about your finances, about what your minister's going to do next, you might be going into a a country that's challenged. Or if you're a law office and you're having,15:57 sensitive attorney client privileged conversations, conversation with your medical office, sharing information like is your driver's license. So organizations need what we've got. So we need16:08 organizations that understand that that they cannot be, they they can't be blind anymore. They've got to understand that convenience16:21 is great, but that's not good. You know, it's it might be convenient to walk across across the middle of the street when there's 10 cars coming, but it's not very smart.16:30 Yeah. Exactly.16:30 I mean, I don't even know how many times I've gotten some kind of letter from a bank or from, like, some platform that says, oh, you know, your your information16:42 And it's like, okay, now what does that mean? And how many times like my credit card has been hacked into and all these different things? I mean, it's a real problem, so.16:51 Yeah. Well it's actually, not to scare anybody, it's going to get any worse because the government, and the National Institutes of Standards and Technologies, who is who has the recommended algorithm that we use for17:03 our quantum resistant encrypting, has encouraged and actually the the government has mandated that everyone be ready for quantum computing by 2032 thousand and 35 at the17:14 latest. Because what the bad guys are doing, because quantum computers is here, it's just not widely available. And quantum computing is analogous to regular17:26 computing or traditional computers in fact that it's so much faster it can process information like you would not believe. So what they're doing is they're taking all the bank information you just talked about and all17:36 kinds of other information, harvesting it now, just waiting for the day to get their hands on a quantum computer and they've encrypted it. Now everything that was prime is no longer. Wow. So you need to be secure now.17:47 And organizations are gonna be mandated for this. So so they they we we've done most of the work for them, at least in the communications and the document sharing part of it.17:56 Well, thank you for being obedient to God on this because people need this. How, again, we only just have a couple minutes. So how can they find you again?18:05 Okay.18:05 And, you know, so that they can read up on everything and and and know how to get this app and Okay.18:11 How to18:12 use this.18:12 So so, they can go to w w w dot quantasure, that's q u a n t a s u r e Right here. Dot com. And, and our motto is, when your communications need to18:24 be secure, use Quanta and be sure.18:27 Oh, I love that. That's18:28 good. Yeah.18:29 And and we can actually create a a promo code for your audience, grace and grace, and and they could probably get a discount on their subscription, and that would help them.18:38 We would love that. That would be great. Anything to help you out because this is we definitely need this for our ministry, and we know so many other people that would be very interested in this.18:46 You were canceled before canceling was cool.18:49 Oh, yeah. I did. I did.18:50 So we do need what your service is offering. That's for sure. Yeah.18:54 So thank you so much again, Sean Reese, for being on the show with us. We are just so blessed to have you and your wife here. Thank you for watching us, and thank you for being part of Grace Grace with Nida Michelle. We19:06 love you. We pray for you. God bless you. We love you. Alright. 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