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Q: How could advanced text encryption benefit me?

A: Response question: Where do we begin? Just as with insurance or home security systems, you can survive without encryption, but you can never have peace of mind regarding the privacy of your personal documents, information, and communications without it. Through a rather elegant solution, RedKrypt™'s services solve the problem of unwanted third party viewing by precluding interpretation as opposed to viewing of sensitive data. In addition, with our unique time stamped encryption options you can micromanage the transfer of information, establishing upper and/or lower time boundaries for when text can be seen.

Q: What do I do if my encrypted text does not properly decrypt?

A: First, make sure that the selected the option for decryption corresponds to the plan with which the text was encrypted. If so, ensure that the three letter and six number combination used matches the one with which the text was encrypted. If the problem persists, feel free to email us at info@redkrypt.com. If the output box says the message has timed out or will encrypt at a later time, RedKrypt™ cannot do anything to recover it.

Q: Can I encrypt text which is already encrypted?

A: Certainly. Double encryption is an excellent way to maximize your encryption capabilities as it increases your possible letter/number input combinations from the standard 17.576 billion to over 308 quintillion (3.08 * 10^20). While not ideal for communications, double encryption can seclude personal information stored on computers and cloud storages. If you wanted to make a decryption time window, for example, you could encrypt a message with the Delayed option, then the Hourglass option, establishing upper and lower time boundaries for when text could be read.

Q: Why does RedKrypt™ require three letters and six numbers to encrypt?

A: By utilizing a three letter six number passcode users can ensure that only themselves or others given the passcode used for encryption (within certain time boundaries if the Houglass or Delayed options are used) can decrypt certain text. With 17.576 billion possible passcode combinations you can rest assured that your encryption will be virtually uncrackable.

Q: What makes RedKrypt™ different from other encryption services?

A: Unlike the vast majority of consumer encryption services, RedKrypt™ takes a unique approach toward the service in that it values user-friendliness, utilizes a straightforward business model, and provides different plans specific to the different needs of consumers. With RedKrypt™, you are ensured straightforwardness, simplicity, specialization, and security.

Q: Why doesn't RedKrypt™ sell ad space on its website?

A: Our numerous objections to selling ad space include the following:
1. Selling advertising equally for all plans would disincentivize our team from developing better forms of our service.
2. Bombarding users with advertisements compromises our efforts to ensure our site's user friendliness.

Q: How do I share a passcode when sending an encrypted message?

A: When sending someone an encrypted message, you must ensure the recipient receives a passcode (the three letter and six number combination used to encrypt messages) along with the message. Sharing a passcode through a seperate communication won't heavily compromise your encryption's effectiveness as it is virtually meaningless out of context. To maximize the security of your message we suggest you share the passcode through an alternate form communication (perhaps by phone to avoid a written record).

Q: Does RedKrypt™ store any information about my encryptions?

A: Absolutely not. RedKrypt™'s encryption service is entirely run on your browser, meaning that information about your encryption activities is not only discarded, it is never collected to begin with. By doing this we can ensure that even hackers and surveillance agencies cannot steal or subpoena such information.

Q: Why is encrypted text much longer than regular text?

A: Our current encryption plans produce encrypted text which is approximately 8.7 times longer than input text. This is not only done to ensure that no third party can decrypt text through brute force, but to make sure that the possible number of outputs does not exceed the possible passcode combinations.

Q: Why does encryption cost money while decryption is free?

A: As RedKrypt™ does not sell ad space we price our advanced plans proportionately to their capabilities. To ensure that our users are aware of what they are purchasing, however, we never charge hidden fees for decryption. If you payed honestly for encryption you can expect to decrypt text - encrypted with any plan - completely free.

Q: Can RedKrypt™ stop hackers from accessing my files?

A: As with communication surveillance, hackers are essentially unstoppable. Throwing money at security software only offers delay time until hackers reverse engineer them. Only with personal encryption can you ensure an affordable, simple, and timeless solution to any threats to your computer's security.

Q: Is it legal to encrypt text in the country where I live?

A: Encryption laws vary greatly in different nations. It is important, before importing, exporting, or utilizing the services of this site, that you verify that your nation's laws allow for the specific encryption process you wish to complete with RedKrypt™ As delineated in the Terms of Service, by using this site in any way you agree to adhere to the standard imposed by your nation of residence.

Q: Can I combine shorter segments of encrypted text into longer ones?

A: No. As explained in the "important information" section, combining shorter lengths of encrypted texts into larger ones will result in un-decryptable text. If your desired text length exceeds that of one option you must choose another which allows for more characters. We will not offer refunds for paid encryption which does not decrypt due to amalgamation.