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 **Q: Who are you guys?**
 
-A: Contrary to some of our competitor opinion, we're **not** *M3g4G4lacticEl33tHAxor5*, we're just a collection of ordinary and slightly above average tech savvy concerned citizens, who has a strong belief that individual privacy should be a basic human right and a personal choice, and not something your government can suddenly dispose of at any whim of an impulse.
+A: Contrary to some of our competitor opinion, we're **not** *M3g4G4lacticEl33tHAxor5*, we're just a collection of ordinary and slightly above average tech savvy concerned citizens, who have a strong belief that individual privacy should be a basic human right and a personal choice, and not something your government can suddenly dispose of at any whim of an impulse. That is why we stand up and do something about it.
 
 **Q: Why are you anonymous?**
 
-A: Not all of us are anonymous, but we respect the fact that some of us would like to remain that way. This answer is probably slightly different for all of us. For example, E:V:A thinks as follows. 
+A: Not all of us are anonymous, but we respect the fact that some of us would like to remain that way. This answer is probably slightly different for all of us. For example, E:V:A thinks:
 
 Personally I have no problem of going public on this. I don't think anyone would come after me, at least not for something bad, but probably more to ask me to work for 'them'. However, there are mainly 3 reasons I choose not to.
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 1. I have a company in a completely different field, and I do not wish to associate my hobby with that company. 
 2. I'm also doing it out of principle. The principle that people should be able to stay anonymous without repercussions. Privacy should be the norm, not the other way around. 
-3. The project is still in Alpha stage, so it would be wrong to start making public presentations for something that only partially works on a few selected devices. 
+3. The project is still in **ALPHA stage**, so it would be wrong to start making public presentations for something that only partially works on a few selected devices. 
 
 
 **Q: What role do you want me to play ?**
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 **Q: Is what you are doing illegal?**
 
-NO. We are not doing anything illegal since we are not destroying anything and are not even manipulating IMSI-Catchers remotely. We are merely constructing an App that reads certain values of your phone and its network, which helps people detect an attack on their privacy. Everyone has the right to know if they're being attacked or not. Have a look at the most trivial thing, the Ciphering Indicator, which displays if your connection is encrypted or not. What, you never saw it on your Android phone? Well, what a surprise: Google never implemented it, although it is required and has been [requested since 2009](https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5353). And this is one of the reasons we are here.
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-Feel free to join us to making this world a better place.
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+NO. We are not doing anything illegal since we are not destroying anything and are not even manipulating IMSI-Catchers remotely. We are merely constructing an App that reads certain values of your phone and its network, which helps people detect an attack on their privacy. Everyone has the right to know if they're being attacked or not. Have a look at the most trivial thing, the Ciphering Indicator, which displays if your connection is encrypted or not. What, you never saw it on your Android phone? Well, what a surprise: Google never implemented it, although it is required and has been [requested since 2009](https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5353). And this is one of the reasons we are here. Feel free to join us to making this world a better place.
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